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esqyre said 9:12AM on 4-05-2006
Wow! This came out of nowhere! I thought it was another April Fool's joke.
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John Mu said 9:12AM on 4-05-2006
wow... this sure would annoy the people who donated to that competition :p
I wonder if they will add linux support too.
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David Chartier said 9:13AM on 4-05-2006
Who wants to place bets that they were just being nice in letting that dual-boot contest run its course before they blew it out of the water with Boot Camp?
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spk said 9:14AM on 4-05-2006
Is this April Fools'?!
Surely this is a bad idea!!!
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C. Grant said 9:15AM on 4-05-2006
Best part on the page: "Macs use an ultra-modern industry standard technology called EFI to handle booting. Sadly, Windows XP, and even the upcoming Vista, are stuck in the 1980s with old-fashioned BIOS. But with Boot Camp, the Mac can operate smoothly in both centuries."
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David Schamis said 9:16AM on 4-05-2006
This is why Apple is by far the coolest company out there!
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Zippy said 9:17AM on 4-05-2006
What about virtualization in Leopard??
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Brian Pennignton said 9:19AM on 4-05-2006
I'd be willing to bet that they would have waited to include this with Leopard or introduce it at the WWDC but the contest to dual boot encouraged them to put it out early.
I don't know about virtualization, honestly. If they did it, it would step on Microsoft's toes pretty hard since they're doing VPC, but I'd prefer it if Apple managed the product, I'm sure they'd do a better job.
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philip said 9:21AM on 4-05-2006
APRIL FOOL'S!!!
of course if this is legit, i'm going go ahead and buy a mactel.
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icerabbit said 9:23AM on 4-05-2006
Great news.
For myself I'm still hoping for speedy virtualization of individual applications, so you're not required to run the whole bulky OS with every security risk & all the maintenance that comes along with it.
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Prateek said 9:24AM on 4-05-2006
I wonder if this fixes all the driver/heat issues people were having?
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Zippy said 9:24AM on 4-05-2006
If Apple managed a fast user switch to a different OS that would be sorted. Market share would go through the roof
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philip said 9:25AM on 4-05-2006
somebody with an intel mac please test this. it's driving me nuts trying to decide whether or not this is just a belated april fool's joke.
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Graham said 9:25AM on 4-05-2006
Do you hear that? That's the sound of Gateway, Dell, Sony, and HP's marketshare plummetting.
This is one of the biggest announcements to come out of Apple in a long time. I'm pumped.
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jonas said 9:26AM on 4-05-2006
why is this so "bold"? its not like they make any money at selling their "iApplications" and osx?
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DigiPimp said 9:27AM on 4-05-2006
Awesome now you can have all the comfort and conveinience of spyware, viruses and crappy software on your mac! What a day!
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iFelix said 9:28AM on 4-05-2006
Oh my.
It's for real!
Oh dear.
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Danny Cohen said 9:29AM on 4-05-2006
Dell is screwed, HP is screwed, Sony is screwed, they are all screwed. Apple wins. Game over.
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John Mu said 9:29AM on 4-05-2006
Why would this be an april fool's joke?
*confused*
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Steve said 9:37AM on 4-05-2006
Wow! What a great move, and totally unexpected. Including native XP drivers for all the hardware is just fantastic.
I hear the call for virtualization, but the thing I want XP for - games - is better served by a native dual-boot. Honestly, I think this is really going to pull in some gamers out there.
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