Very interesting technology. The problem I see with this is that the product is directly competing with Macs. For instance, at the high end of Rent-a-Mac you w

Very interesting technology. The problem I see with this is that the product is directly competing with Macs. For instance, at the high end of Rent-a-Mac you will be paying $49 a month or around $600 a year. In this case it would make more sense to buy a mac mini for $600 which will no doubt perform much better than a virtualization. I think there is probably a pricing model for this type of service, however I'm guessing it would be geared toward large groups (companies) that don't want to invest in buying 20-50 new Macs. It would need to be much much cheaper than the current model or most companies will choose to just buy new Macs especially because they can get a tax write off for new equipment.