Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, however, said that those concerns are overblown, noting that the company has "too many moving parts" to reduce the value of its presence in the digital music market. Munster also pointed to the iPod "halo effect," saying that it should continue to drive new customers to the Mac platform. Industry watchers are also talking about Apple's recently-released Boot Camp software, which allows Intel Mac users to install and run Microsoft Windows XP. Many have called the move a "game changer," and believe it will bring more Mac sales through the remainder of the year, according to the report.