Wednesday, April 5, 2006

Update: Apple unveils software that lets Macs run Windows. Apple today unveiled a public beta of "Boot Camp," software that allows its latest Intel-based Macintosh desktop and laptop machines to run Windows XP. [Computerworld News] comment []7:46:41 PM

Asus to make 13.3in widescreen MacBook - report. As per June 2005 allegations Asus has reportedly won the contract to manufacture Apple's upcoming Intel-based iBook - aka the MacBook - which will be the first consumer-oriented notebook from the vendor to incorporate a widescreen display.âo[oe] [The Register] comment []12:35:03 AM

Wherefore Mac in the enterprise?. Hot on the heels of the release of Mac OS X 10.4.6 comes news that a large company in Japan plans to switch its corporate desktops to the Mac platform. The move is considered a milestone; but what exactly is the state of Mac OS X in the enterprise these days? Is this really a milestone, or just a blip? By webmaster@oreillynet.com (Giles Turnbull). [Mac DevCenter] comment []12:28:07 AM

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