Microsoft did indeed announce at MacWorld in January that they were
working on (and going to release) VPC for MacIntel. They said that
they didn't have a timeline yet, but that it was in the works.
--Dave
On Mar 1, 2006, at 5:09 PM, Phil M wrote:
On Mar 1, 2006, at 1:58 PM, Adam Ernst wrote:
Virtual PC is not supported on the new Intel Macs (and why should
it be? That would be double-emulation)...
Or no emulation at all. Hopefully they'll port VMWare to Mac
Intel, and we can run Windows at near-native speeds.
Well I meant that the current OS X version of VirtualPC is not
supported. Microsoft has VirtualPC for Windows which I have used
in the past and allows you to run multiple operating systems
including other versions of Microsoft Windows.
I expect at some point that Microsoft VirtualPC will be ported to
Intel Macs and run near-native speeds. If VMWare gets ported first
and is stable then that could only be good for Apple and likely
sell a lot more to current fence-sitters.
I am one of those fence-sitters, and have some type of virtual
Windows OS as a requirement before I get a new
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