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Saturday January 11, 2003

Returned: Virtual PC 6

After being severly disappointed in my purchase of Connectix's Virtual PC 6, I've returned it. Since I bought it online and downloaded it, it was as simple as sending an e-mail and destroying the software. I had no problems getting rid of the software as it's too damn slow to be tolerable. I don't blame this on Virtual PC, I blame it on the slowness of Apple's CPU. Megahertz don't matter - baaahhh! When I get my 2GHz PowerBook, I might re-purchase this product, but no need for now. I'll settle for using Microsoft's RDC to get my Windows emulation.

So if you're a Mac fan and you're purchasing a new Mac with the hopes of running Virtual PC - you'd better get the dual processor G4, you're gonna need it!

Posted in Mac OS X at Jan 11 2003, 05:26:00 AM MST 1 Comment
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Ok!

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