The Macberry
Okay… It’s true.
I am in possession of a “Macberry”.
Nicholas Johnson, under my instructions, hacked a seventeen inch (17″) Dell, and loaded the latest Mac OS X on it. Buy all accounts, it boots up natively (none of the parallels or virtual machine nonsense) on command and works brilliantly.
That was only a small conquest in terms of our (the “Society”) careful plans to unhinge a windows-oriented world.
Forging ahead, and as my readers know, I was getting poor reception in my Alpharetta offices with an iPhone so I hot-swapped to a Blackberry 8900. The reception is great with the best commercial radio available.
But, we made some adjustments.
Pictures to follow.
The technology community is going to it’s collective knees. Research in Motion (RIM) leadership, and every otherwise smug analyst, is weeping bitterly into their hot cereal.
This news clearly trumps both the Palm Pre and the ninety nine dollar ($99) iPhone (that news off the presses in about an hour).
Peace be to my Brothers and Sisters.
Brian Patrick Cork
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so….tell me about this Macberry. I bought two Dell netbooks and loaded Snow Leopard on one of them. Works like a charm, and only cost me $220. If I could do something similar to my Blackberry (and not just a screen overlay), then I may just have to change my bathroom wall posts about you…
Aaron, do you have Snow Leopard running natively like Cork’s people or through something like parallels or Virtual Machine?
T. Rex
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