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ginog

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Jun 29, 2009
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looking to buy a MBA 2.1 but i still need to run windows can it be done with boot camp. dont really intend or want to use a VM. Thanks:confused:
 

h1d

macrumors regular
Nov 30, 2008
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Why not? :confused:

Boot camp driver seems to be better than that of rev A's either. Had more options for trackpad like tap to click etc.
 

hitekalex

macrumors 68000
Feb 4, 2008
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Chicago, USA
What's the point of Boot Camp on an ultra mobile laptop like MBA? Do people run Windows full time on these things?

Everything Windows-only I have runs fine in VM/Parallels.. Which is much better for ocasional Windows tasks, as you don't need to reboot the whole machine every time..
 

antonioanmar

macrumors member
Mar 27, 2009
56
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Albacete (Spain)
What's the point of Boot Camp on an ultra mobile laptop like MBA? Do people run Windows full time on these things?

Everything Windows-only I have runs fine in VM/Parallels.. Which is much better for ocasional Windows tasks, as you don't need to reboot the whole machine every time..

Also i think that if really you need to be running Windows usually on Boot Camp, perhaps you havent choosen the right computer.
I only need it on some very special circunstances, and for these situations i work with Parallels, which is a very good solution for all the revisions of MB Air (including rev.A)
 
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