Want OS X Snow Leopard on a speedier machine, but can’t face forking out on a new Mac? We feel your pain, as does Psystar, which has started the dubious practice of hawking its own machines running OS X Snow Leopard. That’s right, new Mac clones, even as it continues to battle Apple in court.
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Psystar, the infamous computer seller flogging its own branded machines running Mac OS X may have filed for bankruptcy, but that’s not stopped it from releasing another new machine likely to land it in court. The company is back with a vengeance, and it’s thrown the gauntlet down for Cupertino with some barbed comments aimed directly at Apple.
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Psystar, the infamous computer builder flogging its own Mac OS X machines without Apple’s consent, could be working on its own Mac netbook. Well, if Tim Cook and co aren’t going to do it, somebody’s got to.
Psystar is cheekily marketing its latest PC as “OpenMac, the Apple alternative” and recommending Leopard for an operating system. OpenMac is made from regular PC components and looks like an ordinary tower, but its creators are describing it as “a PC that works just like a Mac with Apple’s latest operating system OS X 10.5.” The advantage being the price, just $399, and the way you can upgrade it exactly like a PC.