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Personally I usually prefer VMware Fusion so I can run both concurrently, but there are some times when Windows really needs to talk to the hardware directly, and it does run marginally faster without the VM layer.
Apple is a hardware company. They make great hardware. They don't try to compete at the ultra-low end. They're smart, and they're making money hand over fist.
We will see a lot of this "Windows on Mac hardware" stuff.
You would see plenty of Windows computers running Mac/OS on a dual boot. But Apple doesn't permit this
It would put the little snots at Apple on the bread lines
There are millions and zillions of computers out there that can run an Apple/OS just as well as an Apple computer. Only thing holding them back is
a) It is against the law
b) Apple has the OS and motherboard BIOS rigged to make is very difficult to flawlessly run and update the Apple OS on standard computers