can i install macintosh in intel pentium 4 processor?
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You would need an emulator of some sort.  I have seen references to CherryOS and PearPC that may work.
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Well, you can't, I'm not a Mac user but I'm pretty sure that you can't purchase OSX 10.2 anymore.  The latest version is OSX 10.4 Tiger.  I'm going to say that you'll have to buy Tiger and reformat your computer.  I don't know if you can upgrade from 10.1.5 to Tiger or not but I'm pretty sure you can't.\n\nWhether or not you can run Tiger also depends on your system specs which requires you to have a PowerPC G3, G4 or G5 processor at 600MHz or faster and 256MB of memory and a DVD drive.
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it looks like they're not rushing to release this too soon.  According to the following content I found on microsoft's site, probably next year at the earliest.  performance on programs like this probably won't suffer as much as graphic, layout or video-editting software that is running in the emulation module: rosetta, however, so I wouldn't necessarily let the lack of a new office delay you too much.\n\n"Q. Will you re-release Office 2004 for Intel-based Macs?\n\nA. No. There are no plans to re-release Office 2004. With Rosetta, Office 2004 runs well on Intel-based Macs.\n\nQ. When will the next version of Office for Mac be available?\n\nA. The next version of Office for Mac is under development, and we typically release a new version every two to three years. Although we are on track, making sure that our next version will run on the Intel-based Macs will likely require additional time in our development schedule. We will know more about our release date after we’ve thoroughly evaluated the Intel-based Macs, and have identified any changes we need to make so that Office for Mac runs smoothly on both PowerPC-based Macs and Intel-based Macs. "
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Now that the processors are pretty similar, the difference comes to the look the computer and your preference for the operating system (OS X for Macs and Windows XP for PCs).  The best way is to try each one out in a store before you buy and then make your decision.
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You could upgrade the processor.  The highest processor you can upgrade to is a Pentium 233 MMX (the last model before Intel moved to the Pentium II format).  It's not much of an upgrade but it's up to you if it's worth the time to learn how to do it.  Money shouldn't be a probably as the 233 MMX probably goes for $5 or less on ebay or some flea market.\n\nTo open the Presario case, there are probably some screws on the left hand side in the rear (when looking directly at the front).  They secure the left panel to the case and consists of two (maybe three) screws.  If you tug at the left panel by pushing it towards the back and it still doesn't open, it might be a U-shaped cover and you'll need to unscrew the screws on the right panel on the rear.  Again, this may vary as different vendors had different ways to take the cover off.  I know that Sony desktops at the time didn't use screws but had pressure mechanisms that held the panel in place.
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The Mac Pro and all other intel macs are not truly compatible with Adobe Photoshop and other CS/CS2 programs.  They are being emulated via a program called Rosetta.  They will run and work pretty much flawlessly on the new intel macs, they just are not designed to do so with out being emulated.  For true program compatibility, you will have to wait until next year when CS3 comes out.  FYI I have been using PS CS2 on a core 2 duo imac and it runs very fast and behaves almost as if it was coded for the intel processor.
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stop kidding , PC and Mac don't have compatibility on most things
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There is a good chance that you can. There are already ways to do so in current intel based mac dev kits and while the final version may be different, it will more than likely be cracked by hackers. See source for details and howto.
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Yes. There are a variety of software-based vector emulation programs such as Microsoft's Virtual PC for Mac. However, Intel is currently developing a new hardware-based vector emulation system that will allow you to load Linux, Windows, Mac, and BSD. During the boot sequence, there will be an option as to which operating system you want to boot from. I'm not sure when it will come out, but I would keep an eye out for it if I were you. Hope this information helps.
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I did some research on your computers chipset. It appears you can use almost any Pentium 4 processor. If you find a system bus that is more than 400MHz than it may not work (I said system bus not processor speed). The fastest processor that has all this is a 2.60GHz processor (speed this time). \n\nHere is a link to the fastest processor for you:\nhttp://indigo.intel.com/compare_cpu/showchart.aspx?mmID=850365&familyID=1\n\nHope this helps.\n\nP.S. Always do research on your motherboard and chipset before putting in a new processor. Putting in an incompatible processor can kill both the processor and the motherboard.
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you dont need any emulators on the new macs based on the intel platform just use this software names boot loader . u can find it at \nhttp://download.onmac.net/
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OK here's the deal.\nfirstly a G5 will be better.\nThe intel based macs will have to run Adobe products in emulation which is slower.\nAdobe plans on releasing the new version of their software for  both chips, but there's no ETA on it.\nSo right now PowerMac G5 is what you want for your editing purposes.
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Unfortunately no...you cannot convert it but you can add a USB 2.0 to your system. To do this, you will need to buy another device, a USB 2.0 PCI card. This card is then to be inserted into your system at any empty PCI slot on the motherboard.\n\nBut if i am not wrong, a motherboard that supports Pentium 4, usually have a USB 2.0 port instead of 1.0 or 1.1.
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No way !!!\nMac OS only works for Mac Machines. . .\nYou only can do with your PC is that install Unix or Linix if you don't want to use Windows!!!
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The new operating system is Vista and it will run much better with a multi-processor system.  Get a Pentium D or better.  The Pentium 4's are single-processor systems.  You will see lots of Pentium 4's sold cheaply over the next few months.  Don't buy a Pentium 4.  Get a multi-processor system.\n\nAlso, Vista will incorporate Voice and Speech reconition software into the operating system.  \n\nIf you are currently usina an XP system, you can add Voice and Speech Recognition software by downloading e-Speaking.  You can experience Vista's voice and speech capabilities within an XP system.
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Technically, as long as it's a x86 32-bit processor, it will run on any system, the only thing that really matters is how fast the processor is in terms of clock speed. You could run it on a 100mhz Pentium 1 system, but I really really wouldn't reccomend it.
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I highly doubt you can do that your self (no offense), its hard to do on laptops, however on desktops its cake (I've done it so many times)\nSince I weeded out doing a do-it-yourself upgrade, then that leaves you to upgrading through the manufacture, which i think would cost more then upgrading it in the first place. \n\nAlso I think i know where you are going with this. There not a huge difference in mobile processors. The Intel Pentium M Processor 1.7 GHz is essentially the same as a Pentium 4 3.0 GHz. So I wouldn’t worry so much about upgrading, but of course it would be a waste either.