Dellish flair, or is it hellish flare

As to Apple's lack of action they may still be in the early rounds of cease and desist letters before they go for an injunction. Or perhaps Apple is waiting for Psystar to make a really big mistake, something way above and beyond the EULA violation.

Unless apple is somehow behind this and is considering the mac clone market again... but testing the water under a different company. But of course that's a big leap sayin that tho.

If it was apple behind it i would not be surprised.

I suspect Psystar, like a lot of tiny computer makers, is always looking around for inexpensive components. I see this as evidence they got a good deal on blue-grey cases so that's what they are using.

They use the same crap parts as apple does, only difference is that apple is charging 3 times more for it. Strang people accpet to buy crap stuff at high prices. Close down the monopoly use Linux instead.

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Anonymous wrote:
They use the same crap parts as apple does, only difference is that apple is charging 3 times more for it. Strang people accpet to buy crap stuff at high prices. Close down the monopoly use Linux instead.

Ummm...Yeah...Right....

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They use the same crap parts as apple does, only difference is that apple is charging 3 times more for it. Strang people accpet to buy crap stuff at high prices. Close down the monopoly use Linux instead.

That's like saying a Porche is just a Volkswagen with better body panels.

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apex wrote:

That's like saying a Porsche is just a Volkswagen with better body panels.

That's a funny way to say it

However, I think if you benchmark a Porsche against my VW Passat you will get a much much bigger difference in performance that if you benchmark a Dell with Core Duo against an iMac
Although comparatively speaking, the price difference may apply to your analogy as well.

For the record, I own 3 Macs and have been a user since 1994.