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April 5, 2006
Apple Releases Software Allowing Windows to Run on Intel Macs
Apple has introduced a beta piece of software called Boot Camp that allows users to install Windows XP on Intel-based Mac hardware. The program creates a set of hardware drivers for Windows, dynamically partitions the hard drive and walks a user through installation. A Windows XP installation disc with Service Pack 2 is required.
Details are at MacWorld and PC Magazine. Beta copies of Boot Camp are available here. It's free. OS and firmware requirements are listed at the site.
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