Why oh why...

[PowerFullMac]

...Do Apple have a PC server in there store!?!?

[brn2ski00]

I would say its some sort of sarcasm... definitely not for real. That icon also exists in OS X. "Blue Screen of Death"

[Chundles]

Probably to run SAP - their Point of Sale software. Apple are the largest instance of SAP in the world.

[PowerFullMac]

I would say its some sort of sarcasm... definitely not for real. That icon also exists in OS X. "Blue Screen of Death"

No, its saying there is a PC server on Apple's in-store network (all the computers are networked).

[anti-microsoft]

...Do Apple have a PC server in there store!?!?

Dunno weird! What Store?

I would say its some sort of sarcasm... definitely not for real. That icon also exists in OS X. "Blue Screen of Death"

He took that screenshot in his local apple store and uploaded it to MacRumors. We know that apple's icon for a PC is an old beige screen with the BSOD.

[brn2ski00]

No, its saying there is a PC server on Apple's in-store network (all the computers are networked).

Dunno weird! What Store?



He took that screenshot in his local apple store and uploaded it to MacRumors. We know that apple's icon for a PC is an old beige screen with the BSOD.

Ah, gotcha

[PowerFullMac]

This is in the Bluewater Apple Store in Kent.

I went through that list and found even more! One was at the Genius Bar, and there were like 5 more after that...

[Chundles]

This is in the Bluewater Apple Store in Kent.

I went through that list and found even more! One was at the Genius Bar, and there were like 5 more after that...

I reckon I answered your question a bit further up.

[7on]

Or maybe to show people that ask OSX can connect to Windows boxen?

[PowerFullMac]

How odd, I just checked again and they all disappeared! There was also some Mac servers in the list :)

[Schnebar]

well if it was not a server it could have been a dude outside using the free wifi