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Software Boot Camp makes it possible for the first time to boot Apple computers under Windows and is the selection button with which you can choose whether to boot an Apple computer equipped with an Intel processor with Windows XP or Mac OS X. The prerequisite is the prior installation of the Boot Camp software and the Windows XP operating system. In contrast to other solutions - such as Virtual PC (Microsoft) or Parallels Desktop for Mac (Parallels) - only the Apple solution Boot Camp currently allows this dual boot function. Win on MacThe prerequisite for Boot Camp is a new Apple computer equipped with Intel processors. If you also have a current Mac OS (plus firmware update), around 10 GB of storage space, a corresponding Windows XP license (Service Pack 2) and an empty CD-ROM (for transferring the printer drivers used under Mac OS X), you can install the necessary software at www.apple.com/chde/macosx/bootcamp. Further important information on installation can also be found there.
While Boot Camp was implanted with an expiration date, Apple's next operating system release, Mac OS X 10.5, also known under the code name Leopard, goes even further. The dual boot function, i.e. booting two or more systems, will then be integrated directly into Leopard.
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