June 9, 2008 at 17:53Apple may open OS X Leopard for installation on PC clones
For some time now, rumors have been circulating that the MAC community stubbornly does not want to notice:
That Apple OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, released in January 2009, will be open for installation on any PC clone :)
And before WWDC`2008, rumors about the opening of Apple OS X Leopard for any PC, they continue to grow stronger, the following news articles hint at it:
• “Is Apple preparing OS X for the PC?” Is it so unbelievable? ”
• “ Today Apple will introduce the Mac for developers? ”
(For example, in the last article there is a clear hint that the new computer is designed for Windows-PC developers who are offered a convenient and cheap tool to transfer their Windows products to Apple OS X Leopard!)
My reasoning with arguments on this topic can be found in the article (which was published in the fall of 2007):
• “What is the future of Apple MacOS X?”
Well, of course, these are just incredible rumors. But after all, everything usually starts with rumors, for example, already in January 2005, rumors began circulating about the transition of the Apple Mac to Intel processors (I wrote an article
• “A letter from the Soviet Union to the head of Apple Computer Inc. Steve Jobs” )
and no one else he could not believe it until in mid-2005 at WWDC`2005 Apple officially announced this!
Who knows, maybe today at WWDC`2008, introducing Mac Fusion - a computer for Windows developers, Apple will officially announce the opening of Apple OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard for installation on any PC clone?
That Apple OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, released in January 2009, will be open for installation on any PC clone :)
And before WWDC`2008, rumors about the opening of Apple OS X Leopard for any PC, they continue to grow stronger, the following news articles hint at it:
• “Is Apple preparing OS X for the PC?” Is it so unbelievable? ”
• “ Today Apple will introduce the Mac for developers? ”
(For example, in the last article there is a clear hint that the new computer is designed for Windows-PC developers who are offered a convenient and cheap tool to transfer their Windows products to Apple OS X Leopard!)
My reasoning with arguments on this topic can be found in the article (which was published in the fall of 2007):
• “What is the future of Apple MacOS X?”
Well, of course, these are just incredible rumors. But after all, everything usually starts with rumors, for example, already in January 2005, rumors began circulating about the transition of the Apple Mac to Intel processors (I wrote an article
• “A letter from the Soviet Union to the head of Apple Computer Inc. Steve Jobs” )
and no one else he could not believe it until in mid-2005 at WWDC`2005 Apple officially announced this!
Who knows, maybe today at WWDC`2008, introducing Mac Fusion - a computer for Windows developers, Apple will officially announce the opening of Apple OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard for installation on any PC clone?