My Switch from Boot Camp to VMware Fusion.

Here is a link to the MacBook Air Competition http://www.vmware.com/switchtofusion

I used Boot Camp before, it filled a function but the problem was you had to restart your Mac whenever you wanted to use it, and let's be honest, that's just not user friendly. With VMware Fusion all have to do is switch it on and off you go!

The ad is over a minute long, but I hope you'll like it, there's just so much to say about VMware Fusion, it's just a genuinely great product.

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[scienceyr10]

great video dude! ure surely goin to win this macbook air!

Peace!

[atearte65]

Thanks!

[pilarstuyck]

Great tongue in cheek ad, love the end frame "bin" bit!!! Get the message across very well! Good luck.

[theliambell]

@maw88ify But what you didn't know is, hackintosh is a cheap horrible rip off of mac which doesn't have the same features as an actual mac.

[maw88ify]

This is funny, what she doesn't know is Windows / PC can run Mac OS ... LOL

It's called a Hackintosh, Plus vmWare will let PC, and Linux users run a hacked copy of Mac OS...

and us Linux Ubuntu users can also run Mac OS it's called mac-on-linux, and Pear-PC ...

Plus there are more than two OS in the world Linux Ubuntu, Linux Mint, PC-BSD and 1,000's more will run on PC's

She also don't know Linux has CrossOver, WINE, and VirtualBox ... that will let Linux users run Windows programs...

[Tr4bant]

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[Wassups1]

Shut the fuck up . You have no right to say that about anyone. Worry about yourself you prick.

[myblueaudi]

Who gives a shit about you? fix your teeth first

[FunnyGlitcher]

Compared to other videos this one sucks ass.

[sweetcrazycat]

who's this kitchen reporter?

[tjuras123]

i'm using bootcamp. I'm trying to play call of duty 2, but it always says that i don't have the right version of directX:S do you know what's the problem?

[cfgauss]

The only disadvantage would be, that in Bootcmap you can use native drivers, that means you can play DirectX 9 and 10 games while in VMware you can't.

How hard would it be to virtualize Windows so that it can use video native drivers? maybe with some new instructions on the video cards??? CPUs???

And of course, using Mac OS X or Linux as a host OS.