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Jake · 11-19-2010, 07:07 PM

I'm a huge fan of Apple's hardware design but not a big fan of OSX for a number of reasons. I've run Windows on a Macbook Pro using Bootcamp and I've also done it using virtualization software like Fusion. There always seems to be one issue or another as a result of running Windows on Apple hardware.

Of course if you require any type of technical support for any issues you get bounced back and forth between Microsoft and Apple with each of them claiming the issue is the other company's problem.

So my question is this, are there any PC manufacturers that make notebooks designed like the MacBook Pro (thin, stream-lined, sleek aluminum unibody construction). If not, why do all PC notebooks still look like they were designed in the early 90's?

11-19-2010, 07:07 PM
Jake Confirmed User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: CO, US Posts: 3,056	PC Notebooks With Mac-Like Design, Where Are They? I'm a huge fan of Apple's hardware design but not a big fan of OSX for a number of reasons. I've run Windows on a Macbook Pro using Bootcamp and I've also done it using virtualization software like Fusion. There always seems to be one issue or another as a result of running Windows on Apple hardware. Of course if you require any type of technical support for any issues you get bounced back and forth between Microsoft and Apple with each of them claiming the issue is the other company's problem. So my question is this, are there any PC manufacturers that make notebooks designed like the MacBook Pro (thin, stream-lined, sleek aluminum unibody construction). If not, why do all PC notebooks still look like they were designed in the early 90's? __________________