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They sound iffy. Don't think I'd buy one. 
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I'm saying nothing this time round :p
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lol...It would be like wanting a Big Mac and going to Wimpy...
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true but saving £££ in the process, but a PC is still cheaper and does same thing
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Caveat emptor ladies & gents......
Apparently they are advising that you buy it with Leopard pre-installed. it's (apparently) difficult to install and also its not guaranteed to work if you add OS X upgrades - indeed they recommend you return to base to do so.
If anyone is seriously interested in having Leopard on a PC check out www.osx86project.org and see the 'how to' and lists of supported hardware.
I'll leave all the legalities to you.....
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Yes, I covered this in a recent Mac Mart. Apple will be onto them...
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They already are onto them. However, those that have ordered and received their machines are happy with them. They do the job just fine. The only issue is updating, which has to be done via command line.
OSX86 programmers are miffed as this psystar stole their code to do this.
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