windows on a mac
windows on a mac
No idea really, someone was telling me about the dual boot though and it does seem quite cool
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Is it one of the intel ones? They're the only ones that can run windows I think........
No idea really, someone was telling me about the dual boot though and it does seem quite cool
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1. You can either use Bootcamp as long as it is an Intel based Mac. You then get the option to boot into Windows or OSX on start up.
http://www.apple.com/macosx/compatibility/
OR
2. Use Parallels which is a virtual machine that runs at native speed and allows you to have windows running in a window inside OSX. It is really cool and runs at a good speed.
http://www.parallels.com/uk/products/desktop/
Parellels is my favourite option, but you have to pay for it
Hope that helps.
Anees
You have got two options mate:
1. You can either use Bootcamp as long as it is an Intel based Mac. You then get the option to boot into Windows or OSX on start up.
http://www.apple.com/macosx/compatibility/
OR
2. Use Parallels which is a virtual machine that runs at native speed and allows you to have windows running in a window inside OSX. It is really cool and runs at a good speed.
http://www.parallels.com/uk/products/desktop/
Parellels is my favourite option, but you have to pay for it
Hope that helps.
Anees
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