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To: Wai-Shan Lam who wrote (2323)5/13/1997 4:40:00 PM
From: BillHoo   of 213177
 
Too late! Microsoft already has an OS on Intel!

What would sway the average WinTel machine user to buy a MacTel machine?

The combinations I see are:

-Mac Hardware Running Windows Emulation (SoftPC, or SoftWindows)
-Mac Hardware Running Intel Emulation (Connectix's Virtual PC)
-Mac Hardware Running 68k
-Mac Hardware Running Rhapsody

All kinds of cross platorm applications in between.

What's my advantage to buy an Intel machine to run Rhapsody when I have a number of flavors of Windows to choose from?

Of course, if it had fewer bugs than Windows 95, I may consider it.

However, it may spur some thoughts from a Windows user's perspective:

-Does it require DOS?
-Can applications run in Windows?
-Can Windows apps run in Rhapsody on Intel?

I don't want Rhapsody to become another Pink, or Copeland.

-Bill H.
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