Apple announces XP on Intel Macs. Dell Yawns
It's a start, but it's not as big as the Mac blogs are making it out to be: XP on Intel Macs
When Apple can offer an entry level Intel Mac for $399, I'll pay more attention. This isn't going to make much of a dent in business PC sales because Apple clearing doesn't care about the Enterprise, so they won't invest the structure like Dell and others have done in support and breadth of product line.
Or when OS X comes to x86, then I'll definitely take notice.
My biggest question: since Windows XP and OS X don't share read/write access to any professional file system (XP doesn't do HFS and OS X doesn't do NTFS), how will the two OSes share files? FAT32 doesn't cut it these days.
When Apple can offer an entry level Intel Mac for $399, I'll pay more attention. This isn't going to make much of a dent in business PC sales because Apple clearing doesn't care about the Enterprise, so they won't invest the structure like Dell and others have done in support and breadth of product line.
Or when OS X comes to x86, then I'll definitely take notice.
My biggest question: since Windows XP and OS X don't share read/write access to any professional file system (XP doesn't do HFS and OS X doesn't do NTFS), how will the two OSes share files? FAT32 doesn't cut it these days.
posted by Rob at 8:05 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home