Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 25th Jun 2006 21:35 UTC
"[We] can easily enjoy the best of both the Mac and Windows XP worlds on a single system--as long as that system is an Intel Mac. Apple's own Boot Camp Public Beta allows you to install Windows XP SP2 onto an Intel Mac, giving you a dual-boot system. Parallels takes a slightly different approach with its Parallels Desktop for Mac, a virtual machine application. CNET Labs ran a few of its home-brewed benchmarks on a MacBook Pro with the Mac OS, Boot Camp, and Parallels Desktop to see how application performance stacks up between the three."
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2006-05-13
Once Woodcrest aka Xeon 5160 /Core 2 Duo aka Conroe enter the channel this will not matter.