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MacBook in my hands

May 17th, 2006 · 1 Comment

I started a new gig today, and a very pleasant part of the day was spent setting up a spanking new MacBook.

(Yes, more on the new gig soon… not meaning to be cryptic, just trying to gather my thoughts semi-intelligently. And it’s late. And I want to watch the Champion’s League final from earlier today before I inadvertently hear the score.)

Anyway, the day after the product was released, I’m using a white version as my work machine. Seamless describes the experience, and I’m looking forward to applying my years of home Mac usage towards my day job, too. Outlook’s calendaring was the hook which made a Mac not worth the effort in the past, but Exchange isn’t the company standard for me anymore. Not missing it.

More to come in the future on bits and pieces of this computing experience. The web was all over this product, as you might expect. Here’s the CNET coverage:

Tags: CNET · OpenDNS · Tech

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  • 1 Kristan Singleton // May 22, 2006 at 10:09 am

    I’m looking forward to the update on the MacBook. Are you going to use the dual boot software or wait until it’s integrated into OS X? I’m also cutting loose from the Exchange and Outlook tether but need to run Access from time to time and am wondering whether the Windows-on-Mac thing is a pipe dream.

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