Do the new Apples have Intel now? (ie the dream of having both PC + Apple software in the one hit through say VMWare alive and well? or is it all marketing poo?)
On 9/8/06, Robin Hilliard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was going to upgrade my PowerBook G4 but am now delaying a month to see if the Merom 64-bit version is about to be announced - now THAT is going to be a seriously high performance laptop :-)Parallels is a completely serious option - 3 or so students in my Flex 2 class were using it to run FlexBuilder2, and it was faster than some of the native desktops in the classroom. I also notice that VMware has just announced a beta for Intel Macs. You could also just install Windows on the boot sector - the Apple hardware is nice enough in itself.Was thinking 15" or 17" Macbook - would go with 17" but apparently battery usage is a bit higher.RobinDisclaimer: RocketBoots are an Apple reseller $-)
On 08/09/2006, at 11:04 AM, Bjorn Schultheiss wrote:I've been thinking macbookpro running parallels.Regards,Bjorn SchultheissSenior Flash DeveloperQDC Technologies
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