Apple releases Boot Camp

I woke up this morning to news that Apple had released a firmware update for the Intel-based Macs along with Boot Camp, which is basically an application that will allow you to partition your hard drive, set up the boot loader, install Windows XP, and dual-boot (!!!). Pretty damn cool even though I have no use for dual-booting. I’m waiting for virtualization software so I can run Windows alongside Mac OS X. Then I can finally dump the Windows machine I’ve got that exists solely for IE testing. Get on it, Apple :-)

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Jim Mock is a web developer living in Portland, Oregon with his wife, twin sons, 3 dogs, and 2 cats. He has been a Boston Red Sox fan for as long as he can remember, runs Three Dogs Media in his spare time, is addicted to video games and web standards, and thinks you should be, too.