Over the past several weeks, there was some speculation that the release of Windows Vista would force Apple to delay the launch of Mac OS X Leopard while it resolved Windows Vista compatibility issues with Boot Camp, but the news of Boot Camp update should calm those fears. Boot Camp 1.2 is capable not only of running the 32-bit version of Windows Vista but also of displaying the system’s much-touted Aero graphics.

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When my MacBook Pro screen went screwy today around 2pm I was convinced that I was going to make an attempt to try Windows Vista. I went over to Staples to attempt to buy Vista and was dumbfounded by the twelve (12!) permutations available to the unwitting consumer.

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