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Friday, April 14, 2006

Windows + Macintosh = WinMac

I can't help but laugh out loud at the ignorance of Mac owners. I am sure that there are still some die-hard Mac fans out there, and I applaud you for your devotion.

WATYF has written a great post over at MusicalNerdery.com about the ability to load Windows XP on to the new Intel based Mac hardware. For anyone who has kept up with or been involved in the whole "Microsoft versus Mac" debate, it makes for a great laugh.


 

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