a pc that is designed for windows xp can run a apple software>?

Question

im just wondering if a pc designed for windows xp can run an apple software?? intead of the windows xp software?? are they the same??windows and mac hardwares?

Answer 1

Why yes there is, it is designed by MAC. I really don't want to bore you so you should go check it out at apple.com !!!

Answer 2

Deff NOT

Because the procesor arhitecture is very diffrent, to close up no you it is like a diesel and a regular motor. Both run in cars and do great speeds but if you mix the gass you are done.

The intel architecture is known as x86 and Till this day there is no mac that can run on this machines, Yet there are roomers that mac is making an OS-X that will run on x86 CPU architecture (intel and amd)

for more info try some net sites like tom's hardware

Answer 3

The current line of Apple macs are able to run windows, either natively via a program called BootCamp or at the sametime ( with some limitations) with a program called Parallels.

There is no PC, like a DELL or HP computer that can run MacOSX. there is even a special code built into OSX that tells possible hackers to not even try.

Answer 4

No, they cannot run the same software. They are different machines. The is some software that comes in different version for the Mac or PC, like Microsoft Office, but they are not interchangeable.

Answer 5

Yes it is possible. On my computer I have it set up two operating systems. Windows vista and Ubuntu Linux. When I boot up a menu shows up giving me an option to which system I want to boot into. Most linux operating systems should have documentation how to do this, many can set this up the dual-boot automaticly. You will need to partition the hard drive to give room for the linux OS. Windows xp can not shrink partitions without data loss, I would see if your linux CD has the ability to boot into the cd (a lot do) and use its own partition editor.