"If you want a stylish, great, capable portable, buy this one. You won't be disappointed." That's Washington Times' Mark Kellner's final verdict on the Apple MacBook. And reading the full review, it seems like the only thing he had against Apple's laptop was its heat.

Having the $1,600 notebook functional after a 2-foot drop was pretty impressive but that's not the only reason that got Kellner hooked. He loved the 13" glossy screen (a good change from the previously favored matte displays, says Kellner), the "Chiclets" style keyboard (which he was previously apprehensive about), the ample multimedia features, and the built-in WiFi antenna.

Of course, the product was not perfect, but one can forgive its imperfections. The built-in speakers may not be a high-end audio system, but as Kellner wrote, "in a hotel room with little else available, the music playback is quite nice".

The touch pad, which "doesn't send the cursor flying around the screen anywhere nearly as often as other computer's touch pads have done", can be forgiven by people who are quite good at with just the keyboard. Although, Kellner admits that "having external options, wired or wireless, is quite nice".

Check out Mark Kellner's full review of the Apple MacBook here.