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Running Vista on a Mac
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007
Microsoft’s Vista hits store shelves on Tuesday and although it’s got a kicking in the press, there’s 
one group that actually seems quite excited about it — Mac users. At Macworld, the most crowded booths belonged to Parallels Inc. and VMWare, two software companies that help run Windows a Mac. It was quite remarkable: both were mobbed. Funnily enough, Macs are great machines for running Vista. They’re new, they’re fast and they exceed Vista’s demanding specs. They can even run OS X and Windows at the same time.
For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been running Vista on a quad-Xeon Mac Pro. Click the link to see how it’s working out. WIRED Blogs: Cult of Mac
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