The others I know that have the MacTel boxes are having a great time, and playing CounterStrike: Source is just a fun distraction I never thought I would get to see on my MBP.

Good luck with the call volume. The instructions are clear and so far I haven’t heard anyone having issues.

So now that this is available, once I get a DVD drive that actually works again, I’ll have OS X on my PC, and when i get my new iMac, i’ll have Windows on my MacIntel.

We’ve actually been getting pretty heavy call volume regarding Boot Camp at work, a ton of people are digging this, and most of ‘em are gamers or corporate people. Great mix, eh? hehe.

Me, I believe it is just an adapter and nothing more :)

Kind of fun, and very weird, to see/hear Windows XP on my MBP. I have done VPC for years to take care of my needs for the corp applications that I need to access from time to time, but this i sso much cleaner (never minding that things are native instead).

Now having the ability to play FPS games brings back the time-wasting hobby that I probably should do without.

And technically, the MBP does have a tv out. You just have to use the Apple Video adapter. When you use that, it is treated as a “real” tv-out. Windows doesn’t know how to handle a DVI output that pulls double-duty, apparently.

Glad to hear that it’s working out for you though. :)