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/http://www.macworld.com/news/2006/05/18/handson/index.php
Yep he wanted a new windows laptop, and the best value for his buck was a macbook. Go figure
Yes XP is to be his primary OS... I want to follow this story as it unfolds.
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He said he used Windows when he had to because of his job and was "Macintosh everywhere else".
He is a Mac-man at heart and a user of Windows when needful.
Misleading title.
...A bit of background: For a couple of years now, I?ve been a Windows person when I?ve been sitting at a desk (my work and home desktops run Windows most of the time, with the odd excursion into Linux) and a Mac person everywhere else (my primary notebook has been a 12-inch Apple PowerBook)...
OK so he like macs, but had to use windows .. don't we all
His question, Like mine is will one machine do it all ???
Up till now no. Will this meet his windows needs ???
I'll wait to see as his need look more corporate than mine
Maybe I should have read it more before posting. I don't know that its that misleading
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