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To: slowereastside who wrote (67460)	8/24/2007 3:18:15 AM
From: Cogito	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213185

>>Don't forget, they're different kinds of solutions with Fusion and Parallels offering virtualization while Boot Camp lets you dual-boot OSes. And even though virtualization has come a long way, you still can't play Bioshock on a MBP without Boot Camp.<< Slower (and Paul) - On my MBP, I currently have a Windows partition, created by Boot Camp, with Windows XP installed. This allows me to boot into Windows if I need to. But most of the time, I will just use Fusion to run XP inside of OS X, using the Boot Camp partition as its C: drive. That works like a charm and is easy to set up. I've decided that I do like Fusion better than Parallels, which I had been using before. - Allen