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06/12/2006, 8:20pm, EDT
Monday, June 12th
Briefly: Apple expands 'Get a Mac'
In Brief: Apple has expanded its original "Get a Mac" TV ad campaign to include three new commercials, including "Macs do Windows too," (touting Apple's Boot Camp), "Make amazing stuff" (extolling Apple's iApps) and "Awesome out of the box" (a "plug n' play" solution)--all of which are now available at Apple.com.... Several owners of Apple's new MacBook computers are expressing concerns after noticing that portions of their shiny white notebooks have inexplicably turned shades of orange.... There are new Illustrator CS2-compatible demos of FlexoStepX, the step and repeat software that can create custom die configurations and completely automate the task of stepping, repeating, distorting, and adding printer's marks and job info.... Blackmagic has released new version 5.6 software for all Multibridge and DeckLink products, bringing support for Fusion 5 as well as 720/50p native support for Adobe Production Studio, realtime HDV monitoring for Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0, and performance/stability improvements.... MacPractice has added support for Windows digital radiography and cosmetic imaging software Cadi through the use of Parallels’ Desktop for Mac to its practice management solution for Mac OS X, offering integration and support for OpTime and ScanX phosphor plate systems, Schick, PlanMeca and Sorona sensors, and several Panoramic solutions.
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A possible sequel to this ad is "After a tedious work with Windows, enjoy life more with OS X."
After trying Boot Camp myself, I'd be hesitant to say that Windows runs as well as it does on PC hardware. The drivers for the video and the iSight camera are still problematic.
If I were Apple, I'd be sure to address these issues before I'd parade my hubris before the Windows masses.
Works great, then use MacOS for music (which is my main use of my MacBook Pro).
I'm happy.