"Roy Schestowitz" <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:2159308.xj1EIBm8TT@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Turn your iPod into a PC
>
> http://www.computeractive.co.uk/personal-computer-world/features/2206142/turn-ipod-pc-3617949
>
Roy Schestowitz the dishonest scumbag liar is at it again with his bogus
"iPods turned to Linux PCs" headline. This is not the title of the article
because the article is "Turn your iPod into a PC" and makes ZERO mention of
linux.
If the dishonest dirtbag Schestowitz even bothered reading the article it
would be obvious that you can turn an iPod into a "PC" where PC is
ubiquitous with Microsoft Windows. To be more precise:
[QUOTE]
There are many possible uses for Mojopac; some of the less obvious ones
identified by Mojopac include using it as a way to free your iPod from
being attached to a particular PC. Because you can install Mojopac on an
iPod, you simply install iTunes and Quicktime within Mojopac
Mojopac's forte is that it can talk to almost all the hardware on the host
PC, including the graphics card. ...this means you get full ***Direct3D
support***, making it a great choice for gamers.... You can copy files from
the Mojopac device to the host PC using ***Explorer***, but not vice versa.
As it works by 'borrowing' ***Windows*** system files from the host PC and
virtualising them to run Mojopac, the installation is tiny and performance
is excellent.
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NOWHERE does it mention turning an iPod into a 'linux' PC so where did
Schestowitz come up with that lie. The FACT of the matter is that this
technology lets you convert an iPod into a proper WINDOWS PC.
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