Nothing wrong with Hacintoshes. My main machine (in terms of hours usage) is a HacBook nano (as I like to call it) which is an Acer Aspire A150, just recently upgraded from 10.5 + XPsp2 on a 160GB HDD to 10.6 + W7 on a 750GB. I've been using my Acer ever since the 1st Mac Air was announced, and before it was available in Australia.
As long as you are prepared to ensure that all appropriate "drivers" are available, or just use a known working recipe, they are fine.
The HacBook will never replace the real Apple loves of my life, but it is a cheap reliable utility machine that I don't hesitate to chuck in my bag on the run. My next ultra light machine will probably be a recent 2011 11" MBA (with 10.6), now that Apple have got the specs vs price mostly sorted out.
As long as you are prepared to ensure that all appropriate "drivers" are available, or just use a known working recipe, they are fine.
The HacBook will never replace the real Apple loves of my life, but it is a cheap reliable utility machine that I don't hesitate to chuck in my bag on the run. My next ultra light machine will probably be a recent 2011 11" MBA (with 10.6), now that Apple have got the specs vs price mostly sorted out.