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10-01-2006, 23:34
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Re: New Macs
http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~gmccoy/images/inventor.png
 Okay, so maybe it's a little slow, but it works... I don't expect it to be long before you can run Windows apps on an Intel Mac without having to dual-boot...there are several groups who are probably working on an x86 version of "Virtual PC" for OS X already (maybe even Microsoft, hard to say what they're thinking about all of this). It's awful nice to have a UNIX system under that pretty GUI for development. I'm not real fond of the name "MacBook Pro", but I guess with the end of the PowerPC processor "PowerBook" had to go.  Last edited by Greg McCoy : 10-01-2006 at 23:36. 
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