Boot Camp is a utility provided with the Mac OS X v10.5 (aka “Leopard”). You can install Windows® XP or Windows Vista® on an Intel-based Mac computer by partitioning the hard drive. The Boot Camp ASSISTANT guides you through the process. After installation, use Boot Camp to OPERATE your Mac USING a dual boot SYSTEM.

You specify the required operating system (Windows OS or Mac OS) when you START the computer. Once you start the computer, the selected OS runs in native mode. If you start the computer in Windows, you can install and run Windows applications at native speeds.

Boot Camp is a utility provided with the Mac OS X v10.5 (aka “Leopard”). You can install Windows® XP or Windows Vista® on an Intel-based Mac computer by partitioning the hard drive. The Boot Camp Assistant guides you through the process. After installation, use Boot Camp to operate your Mac using a dual boot system.

You specify the required operating system (Windows OS or Mac OS) when you start the computer. Once you start the computer, the selected OS runs in native mode. If you start the computer in Windows, you can install and run Windows applications at native speeds.