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Awenwolf

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Hello to all,

I came across an interesting thing while searching Microsoft's website today. On an image providing a link to download a trial version of the Server 2003, they clearly have a picture of an iBook. I guess even Microsoft appreciates the style and beauty of a Mac...

You can find the link at:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/default.mspx

Or simply check out the attached image.
 

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Macs are beginning to turn up in the most unexpected places. Never heard of one on the Microsoft before now though 🙂.

Just out of curiosity.....what were you doing searching the MS website??😛 😉
 
Nice, glad to know that M$ really does appreciate Macs. 🙂


And as Shamus asked, why exactly were you prowling about on Microsoft's website Awenwolf? 😱 😉 🙂
 
That has been there for the longest time, the ibook was probably put in their by the people who designed that picture who most likely use macs.
I have seen lots of companies with advertisements using macs, even if that means overlaying a screenshot of XP on it.
Its a universal fact, Macs look good.
 
Laser47 said:
I have seen lots of companies with advertisements using macs, even if that means overlaying a screenshot of XP on it.

Except now, you don't have to overlay a screenshot of XP running on a Mac in order to get such an image (the wonder of Boot Camp). 🙂

Laser47 said:
Its a universal fact, Macs look good.

I could not agree more! 😀
 
Well, seeing as Macs are x86 computers that happen to be able to run OS X now...it's not that big of a deal anymore 😉
 
Airforce said:
Well, seeing as Macs are x86 computers

A shame really, if Apple did not switch over to using X86 chips, I could have bought a PowerBook G5 this year. 🙁 😉 🙂 Oh well, I guess being able to run Windows on your Mac is a nice feature that more than makes up for this. 🙂
 
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