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Engadget goes hands-on with a Psystar

by Dave Caolo (Apr 30th, 2008)

Earlier this month, Psystar announced their intention to sell Leopard-ready, Core 2 Duo minitowers for $399US. The announcement drew a lot of attention, including that of Apple Legal. Still, a few machines have arrived in the wild, and yesterday some lucky owner posted a very brief video of his ...

Video of Psystar's Mac clone

by Scott McNulty (Apr 28th, 2008)

Much has been written about whether or not Psystar's Mac clone, the Open Computer, actually exists, let alone if it's legal. A Gizmodo reader sent in some video of his Open Computer booting up and running Leopard. Software Update doesn't work, and the chances of Apple supporting this thing are less ...

First commercial Hackintosh announced by Psystar

by Michael Rose (Apr 14th, 2008)

As noted by some of our tipsters last night and published today on Ars and MacRumors, a company called Psystar (site currently down, for legal or technical reasons, who can say?) is offering to sell you a $399 "OpenMac" Core 2 Duo minitower that is ready to run Leopard, and for $554 you can get it ...

Found Footage: I think we're a clone now

by Scott McNulty (May 26th, 2006)

John sent along this music video called 'I think we're a clone now' which was filmed during the heady times when Apple just announced their licensing program. The PowerPC was the King of the Jungle, and it looked like Intel was on the ropes. Surely Mac clones would take over the market. We all ...

Who needs an Intel Mac? Sign me up for a PowerPC G6 Macintosh

by David Chartier (May 12th, 2006)

Intel Macs are so yesterday. I'm all about the "PowerPC G6 Macintosh," and it's only $499 to boot! Engadget found a company (who might have already been threatened/litigated out of existence by the time you read this) by the name of Red PC who is selling a computer they call the "PowerPC G6 ...