I have run VMWare Mac Fusion on my MacBook Pro 17 for almost 2 years and I love it. I especially loved Mac Fusion back then because while it was BETA, it worked better than Parallels which wasn’t beta. Ever since then I purchased Mac Fusion when it went final and came out retail. I find that it was (and still is) more robust than Parallels. I highly recommend the switch!

Kevin,

Thanks for the shoutout!

Actually, the VMware Fusion team is currently running a “My Switch to VMware Fusion” video contest for users who have switched to VMware Fusion for Windows on their Mac.

Grand prize is a MacBook Air, and every video submitter gets a VMware Fusion t-shirt.

We invite ‘Fusion switchers’ to check it out: http://www.vmware.com/switchtofusion

And we invite non-Fusion users to consider the switch. VMware Fusion is free to try for 30 days, fully featured.

-Pete Kazanjy
VMware Fusion Product Marketing

Glad to help with the heads up to all. If you do purchase it, we get nothing for the purchase. I believe in fully disclosing affiliate links so if there’s no mention of it, I didn’t use it. But thanks for the thought!

Worth it to have a legit copy. Thanks for the heads up. I might even buy it through your referral link .

Virtual Box http://www.virtualbox.org/ is also woth trying, and best of all it’s free!

Thanks for this, Kevin! I have been demoing it on my MacBook and love it. I’m running through some books on Windows Server and decided to buy it, but thought I was going to have to purchase at $100+. This is awesome.

Now that Fusion is out, Apple has had to alter their virtualization policy for their own OS as well, which means that those of us running PC’s can virtualize Mac OS.

For those who are interested, you can find the procedure to make it happen here:
http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/Vmware_how_to

I plan on giving this a try in the next month or so for use in our customer service and development departments where I work.