IBM R40 for work (yuck)
IBM X21 at home (love it)
Dell Desktop (can't remember the model)
Dell Laptop (not really using anymore)
Gateway Computer (old, old, old, don't throw it away because of the hard disk and some potential personal data)

Dell Latitude X300 for work and business travel.
Sony Vaio PCG-TR2E at home.

Apple MAC G5 dual 21" screens at work
Apple MAC G4 17" screen on desk at home
IBM X40 + linux fedora core 2 for travel
Motorola V400 for itty-bitty web pages

Mac PowerBook G4 12" for travel and home use (connected to 19" monitor).
HP Omnibook XE2 for solitaire and windows only work (soon to be replaced)
Mac PowerBook G3 Wallstreet for wife and kids.
PowerMac 9150 for fileserver
A few other older Macs for various duties.

work: Sony VAIO Z1 laptop, P4 Mobile, 1.7GHz, 1 gb RAM, 60 gb HDD, Win XP Pro SP1, 54g & Bluetooth, DVD+RW burner
home: VPR Matrix box, upgraded to 2 GHz, 1 gb RAM, 250 Gb total HDD, Win XP SP 1, 2 DVD+/-RW burners
home: Compaq laptop w/AMD 1800+ CPU

Geez, we have to count the computers we have at work, too? :eek:

How to transfer between two notebooks?
 

I use Dell 8100 for my work. But when I travel, I like to carry light weight Sony.

But my problem is how can I syncronize these two computers, like outlook express and so on?

Help me

LuxuryVacationClub

Work/Road: Toshiba Portege - light, as reliable as a M$ m/c can be
Home/Work: iMac 17" G4, 1Gb + 2 Lacie External Drives
Wife/Hols: iBook G4, 800Mhz, 640K, Airport Extreme
Junk/Fun: Noname PC with various Linux - currently offline.

:confused: Why is it mainly the Mac Users and Linux people that want to show off their kit?

Looking at the responses so far, one would think Apple has a greater market share than the paltry 2.2% it actually has. :D

Myself, I have
Home: Dell Desktop (ca. 1999, P4, 1.6GHz, 768MB, 40+100GB, CD-RW/DVD-ROM/DVD+/-RW drives)
Travel: PowerBook G4 12" (2003, 1GHz, 512MB, 80GB, SuperDrive.) This sucker goes everywhere I go! Also have an iPod 3G 40GB.

I use a nifty little program called ChronoSync to synchronize files between the Dell and the PowerBook.

I'm seriously thinking of getting the new iMac G5 next January but would like to see double-layer SuperDrive. Anybody have any insight as to when this might happen?

Work/Travel: Apple 15" Power Book G4

Home: iMac 17" G4 1.25
plus 2 ibooks for mobile computing

... because being rich, smart, good-looking, a Mac-user and a reader of the Travel Technology forum on FlyerTalk are all directly correlated? :cool: :D

I alwys thought it was because they didn't know better; until they read this forum? :D

Poor poor Mac users don't know what they are missing with Windows :D

Although I have to admit, somewhere on the net is a photo of me drooling over a new imac ;)

The thing about Macs is that I don't like that they don't have a mouse with a right mouse button!

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/pr.../US/EN,CRID=19

There have been 3 button Mac compatible mice since 1992.