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I found the site where the prize was offered. They still haven't got
working video drivers and there is a hefty list of bugs.

http://wiki.onmac.net/index.php/FAQ#What_doesn.27t_work.3F

 

Fair enough. A matter of time I feel though, espcially since Vista will be
using the same boot loading system AIUI.
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Not any more, AIUI - I think the revised bootloader has fallen off the
feature list. I reckon VMWare just need to pull their finger out of their
arse, and we'll be fine.

They're not cheap, though, these MacBooks, compared to a similar core-Duo
Dell ...

 

Just seen this today:

http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2006/apr/05bootcamp.html

 

Now that's exactly what I like to see.

Only need for the price of MacBooks to drop a tad now.

 

I think my price elasticity has just become more ... er ... elastic

 

what's happened now?

 

Mine would do, but my cc is still recovering from over 3 grand of
carbon fibre.

And I don't really need to replace my Window laptop just yet. Next
year it'll be 3 years old so time for an upgrade.

 

Yeah, TBH I need to replace my desktop PC first, since it's becoming
increasingly unreliable. I'd idly considered a Mac Mini or iMac, but
rejected it on the grounds that I needed something that could run Windows,
even if only every now and then.

An intel Mac Mini set up to dual boot might just be the ticket.

The MacBook is very nice, though

 

And there's more ...

http://digg.com/apple/Parallels_releases_VM_Workstation_2.1_for_OS_X

(underlying website seems to be struggling with the load, though)

 

Hey. Where's that errant brother of yours ?

Paul.