parallels lets you run WinXP or XP programs on OS X while still running OS X. Bootcamp is a bootloader for your mac - it lets you decide which OS to load into - OS X or XP. I prefer Parallels, just because I don't have to reboot all the time.Adambomb337 wrote:What does it mean when winXp is running in parallels?
Is that bootcamp? or VMware Fusion?
getting a macbook pro for live use and for DAW?
- KVRian
- 1209 posts since 6 Aug, 2005 from albuquerque NM
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- KVRist
- 204 posts since 7 Jun, 2001
yeah i remember i was interested back in the day in that one too but judging from the specs it just *had* to suck for audio...botkiller wrote: The only road worthly laptop I've ever seen is a Toshiba Toughbook, and it sucked for audio.
anyway, fully agree about everything you said. live laptop = warranty. no doubt about that regardless which manufacturer.