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 [News.com.com] Apple | News.blog | CNET News.com: Some fear that Apple might dump the Macintosh operating system in favor of Windows, while more level-headed commentators argue that Apple is simply looking to compare the performance of Mac OS X applications on Intel's x86 chips against the performance of Windows applications on chips from Intel and AMD.

[Ranchero.com] Ranchero Software: Weblog: Greg Reinacker: “About 16 months ago, I wrote NewsGator platform roadmap—where are we going? It’s a little hard to believe it’s been that long... it seems like yesterday. In any case, though, it’s about time to talk about this again, as we’ve come a long way in these last 16 months, and we’ve got a lot of exciting things planned.”

 [Weblog.bignerdranch.com] Big Nerd Ranch Weblog » Mac OS/Linux/Windows Single Sign-On: Bite-sized chunks of knowledge from the instructors .Windows Domain Controller, running Server 2000 or newer.

 [Macnewbie.wordpress.com] My Journey to Macintosh: I am glad I did as well, I think Keynote is a fabulous presentation app and Pages is perfectly adequate for writing small documents and to be honest I have been holding off buying Microsoft Office for my new business until I have to because I would rather not spend that money on software I will rarely use.

 [Reviews.cnet.com] Heresy: Windows XP performance on a Mac - Alpha Blog - alpha.cnet.com: The Mac cult, er, I mean, community seems to be of two minds about the fact the Apple has switched to Intel processors for its computers: One group seems to believe that this is tantamount to sacrilege and Apple has forever sullied its good name. The other group thinks that this is just the right move to motivate all those poor Windows suckers (the meager other 89 percent of all computer users) to finally move over to the Mac platform--also known to some as "the light side of the force."

[Hardware and computer upgrades] SmartMedia driver Macintosh Lexar Links: and the... : SmartMedia driver Macintosh Lexar Links: and the driver or utility Macintosh but reads only CompactFlash, the ActionTec CameraConnect Pro supports Windows only but supports CompactFlash, SmartMedia, and PCMCIA cards. Lexar -

 [arbu.co.uk] Why Use a Mac? Sophos Says So!: So as always we recommend Apple Macs for every application and hope that only 5 or 6 per cent take our advice, ensuring Macs remain a cul-de-sac hackers don’t pay much attention to …

  Tom Morris: Thursday, July 06, 2006: However much I dislike the Mac platform, having temporarily moved myself back on to Windows, the Mac platform looks so much better in comparison. Now, if only Apple could make some hardware that doesn't suck total arse, then the Mac would be the perfect platform.

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