I am gonna suggest to him to watch that Leopard video (if I can still find it on Apple's site). I told him that he can also run Windows so he can have the best of both worlds (he's a tech person, he uses Solid Works). Of course I am gonna tell him to wait till next week after MWSF to see what comes out.

Any other videos that you might suggest to make him switch?

thanks

See linky from yesterdays post... [forums.macresource.com]

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as a solidworks and inventor user... i can readily laud the bootcamp feature
of leopard. i switch over whenever i need to do work at home. but only use
bootcamp for those programs alone...

when parallels first came out with v3, i tried the demo but did not like the
performance with these two programs. so i would recommend BC that
comes with leopard over parallels..

my 2 cents

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as a solidworks and inventor user... i can readily laud the bootcamp featureof leopard. i switch over whenever i need to do work at home. but only use
bootcamp for those programs alone...

The SolidWorks site says that only the ATI FireGL and Nvidia Quadro cards are recommended. Only a handfull of PC laptops have these. Does the MacBook Pro you have do a good job at accelerating RealView funcitons?

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