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Check Point's first Mac product, a 1.0 from a company that has never done Mac development. I recall a couple of years ago when the CheckPoint firewall ate its own configuration file and caused a large scale outage. Not impressed. Was always buggy and temperamental. Am I going to trust my data and Mac operations to it... Will it break with every system update? Thanks anyway, PGP has been on the Mac since day one for the product and this month they come out with Whole Disk Encryption as an **update** to their already existing tried and true full featured (includes external disk encryption, email encryption, instant messaging encryption, open source free feature set in a commercial product, yadda yadda) There has never been a better time to wait for the 2.0 than when you are trusting your entire system stability and all of your data to a product like this. Read full story ...
Matty
July 24th, 2007 at 8:29am
Why would you waste your time with windows! Why not try Ubuntu ;)
Dennis
August 2nd, 2007 at 1:57am
You just would fanboy. I am getting my new Macpro 2.4 15" next week, so yeah I love apple. BUT! you cant argue its usefulness, compatibility and tons of applications that run much better, MYOB and GAMES! And windows is so much faster if you know how to use it. Apple's are sexy, sorta like a dumb blonde - you gotta have a go? (bit much, but hey)
magia3e
August 8th, 2007 at 2:02pm
There are business critical programs I use that are only available for Windows, like Axure -- which I use for prototyping -- so I've been turned off buying an Apple ... until now maybe. This is the best and easiest video tutorial on using both OSX and Windows. I think it might make me finally do the switch. M
killik119
October 19th, 2007 at 7:53pm
lol, mac is the superior os. when i visit mates and i use there computers, i get sooo frustrated about the loading times, and how it screws up on games sometimes. everything on macs is easier to access, it's a better set-up than windows. the reason i want a windows is to play the latest games. but can i play games on a mac, if it has windows Vista on it?
ajay randhawa
March 17th, 2008 at 8:45pm
i am having macbook air , but i dont like vista .. i love wndows xp.. so do u hav , any option to install.. windows xp on macbook air...