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Quote, originally posted by JBlair »HAhaha. Yep, but notice it crashed in Windows not OSX. If I had a Mac, I'd wait until the software gets its final release, since Apple's most likely still working to make sure that problems like that don't happen.
Its a great strategy for Apple though, because people who like Macs but don't want to lose the universal functionality of Windows will now be able to have the best of both worlds. I wouldn't be surprised if Apple sees a sales bump from this.
But since it is running a fully licensed XP OS, wouldn't it be out of Apple's hands to fix such an infamous problem. I'm sure if Apple had a fix from the BSOD, Microsoft would have found one by now... but then again the BSOD is a scripted error notification.
It may seem all new and cool, but Microsoft has had virtual PC out for years (even though it was incredibly slow and buggy), but I trust Apple to build on it.