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Default Apple’s latest notebooks dump Windows 7 support in Boot Camp

Better move on to a newer version of Windows. Mac OS X is a pretty great operating system and it can give Windows a run for its money. However Windows enjoys a greater footprint around the world given the fact that Microsoft licenses its operating system while Apple does not. Only Apple makes machines powered by...

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