Will the non-beta version of Boot Camp be worth $29?

[gunug]

http://www.macscoop.com/articles/2007/01/2...ot-camp-release

The first time I saw that Boot Camp was beta I assumed a day of reckoning was coming.  I don't think 22 copies at $29 apiece is going to break the program we have going at one of our locations; but will it be worth it to everyone?  Is it better than the other solutions?

[giantmike]

Keep in mind that price is only for Tiger users. Leopard will have Bootcamp included, so if you upgrade to that you won't have to pay an extra $29 for bootcamp.

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I'll get my Leopard for about 29 or 49 bucks, or it may be 59, not sure, but since I am a student, and I purchased a new iMac last Oct., I am eligible for a discount, and I do use those discounts.

I am a   happy  Apple consumer, but it woauld be very nice if Apple sold a computer OS X and Vista together, and then get a bigger discount.

SHARE A SMILE DAY!

[giantmike]

Your copy of leopard will be $79. This will be the first version of OS X that I won't be able to get at the student discounted price. Oh well, I guess that's the price of getting a regular pay check

[Xairbusdriver]

I can see some uses which make use of some hardware that would require Boot Camp. Otherwise, I don't see why anyone would want to use it, especially with the re-booting requirements. Seems like a lot of wasted time booting/rebooting and still not having the drag-n-drop capabilities of Parallel or CrossOver. I'm just glad that I won't be using any of those apps. At least I'm hoping that the forecast exodus of Mac developers that did not materialize after the switch to Intel chips will continue.