Quote Originally Posted by bacchanal
The day will come when you can run OSX on a PC and Windows on a Mac.

That day has already come. for those of you interested, this link describes what you need to do to be able to run the latest OSX on a PC.

http://osx86project.org/

Long gone is the era where PCs and Macs were totally different at a hardware level. It started off with networking, then SCSI drives, then PCI ports, USB, firewire, then RAM, AGP, PCI express... up to a couple of months ago, the only difference between PC and mac hardware was the processor, and hence, the chipset. Now intel has ironed that out. At the moment there are no differences between a Mac and a PC at a hardware level. the only reason OSX doesn't run on EVERY PC is because some of the devices are not supported, but all of the PC architecture is... Kinda like when linux was starting out and it wouldn't run on some computers because it lacked hardware support...
I think OSX is a way inferior system in comparison to XP though. i just find it way lacking in user manageability and features. And i've been using an ibook for a while now. (its really, really cute though)
cheers!