Quote Originally Posted by herman
Quote Originally Posted by MorePunkThanFunk
it'd take you about 5 minutes to learn os x it is very simple and straight forward.

also whoever said about running windows on os-x? is it in an emulator? cos if it is it'll be pretty slow. i used to have a copy of windows for mac, waste of time tbh
Once Leopard come out it will have an app called bootcamp which will enable Mac's to boot in either OSX or Windows.

http://www.apple.com/uk/macosx/leopard/
Bootcamp is already available in BETA, but the beta is only the installer app, if it works (and it does) its job is finished once windows is installed, its not active after that. all it is is an aPP to avticly partition the HD from OSx which happens utterly seamlessly, and burns a disk with all the drivers needed for windows to access the mac hardware. you can access your volume settings, display settings and eject the CD from the keyboard.

I run both OS's on mine without hassle. i repeat ZERO hassle.

Get it, a macbook or a cheaper iMAC will cost you less than a PC with the same spec, pedigree and will be two machines in one. its massive.