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To: Cogito who wrote (69809)	10/7/2007 11:36:10 PM
From: Keith Feral	Read Replies (4) of 213183

Allen, I've been saying from the day I came on to the thread that my only drawback to Apple was the lack of Windows compatibility for IE. Now that I have figured out how to integrate Windows through these vm extensions, I will reserve all of my hardware purchases to Apple. As Apple begins the whole upgrade process to Leopord, more people will become aware of the possibility of running multiple operating systems on dual screen layouts from the same computer. Now, I just have to start figuring out exactly what I want from a Macbook Pro layout - 17 inch, dual monitor, 2 gb ram. Done! The performance on my PC went from barely adequate to superb when I upgrade from 1 GB to 2 GB. Now, it does almost everything I need it to do without passing out all the time. It will be exciting to see how a dual chip Intel solution works on a state of the art computer. It will be good to do something constructive with all my old xp disks. Too bad they don't have any use on a PC since all the wifi networks still don't recognize Vista. All the PC guys have told me not to bother with a dual boot for windows xp and vista. Now, I can just throw all my old Windows software on my Macbook. What a boost for Mac users that can use all their Windows programs on new machines. I'm glad I don't have to support VM or Parallel, since the Boot Camp will be free on Leopard. That's another $79 I would prefer to use on a second monitor. This all makes me very happy for Apple's forward guidance beyond the hype of the iPhone.

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