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| I run Windows on my Mac almost exclusivelyI have a MacBook Pro, which I love. It is running Vista/64 under Boot Camp and I don't remember the last time I booted into OS-X, even though I also... Posted At: 10-11-09 By: Anonymous | |
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| A user comment on this articleActually, _you've_ missed the point: Mac OS can only run on Mac hardware - that's why Apple has been able to tout things like no driver problems and... Posted At: 10-09-09 By: Anonymous | |
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| A user comment on this articleWow, you just missed the point. Windows PCs can not run Mac OS X but Macs can run both Windows and OS X meaning you have greater software choices.... Posted At: 10-08-09 By: dab2 | |
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| A user comment on this articleWhy does a columnist get paid to fill a page with nonsensical propaganda? (Is he being paid by Microsoft to FUD away?). A Macbook Pro is, arguably,... Posted At: 10-08-09 By: Anonymous | |
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| my takeI've used both PC's and Macs for a long, long time.
I've also been running Win 7 at work for the past 2 months - not the beta, the real deal (Thx... Posted At: 10-08-09 By: James | |
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| Wrong, sirThis discriminating user declined to stoop to the actual use of naughty word and, instead, opted for an oblique representation. True genius. Posted At: 10-07-09 By: Credulous Dolt | |
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| A user comment on this articleI don't know if Reisinger merely needed to file a useless article to fill his word count quota and keep a paycheck coming, but eWeek should find some... Posted At: 10-07-09 By: Oden Woodson | |
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