If I buy an IMAC with only 512gb of flash storage can boot camp make a Windows Partition

If I buy an IMAC with only 512gb of flash storage (no hard drive) can boot camp make a Windows Partition

Yes
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/system-requirements

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    4
    4
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    4
    4
    DVD
    DVD
    DVD
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    4
    4
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    DVD
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    4
    4
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