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Porsche 911 @ Dec 11th 2006 5:31PM
Running this on a MacBook Pro does not mean anything. MacBook Pro is a computer just like any other, now if we were talking about a Mac then it is a whole different story, a phenomenal story indeed. If we can run this on a Mac then I would differently buy one, and I have an Xbox360, it is a win-win situation for me. So far I love my PS3 since it includes a HDMI input. Running this HD-DVD player on a computer would be nice, since computers support HDCP it is capable of running at full/true 1080p HD. If this can run on a Mac, since Mac unlike Windows can recognize any USB devices, then I would definitely buy one, the only problem is Mac does not have any Blu-Ray and HD-DVD playback support.