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Psystar stops selling Mac clones after Apple legal win
By Jim DalrympleDecember 2, 2009, 8:23 am PT
It took Psystar less than 24 hours after a settlement was awarded to Apple to stop selling its Mac clone computers.
As of Wednesday, all Mac clone computers on the Psystar online store are listed as “Out of Stock,” according to a report on AppleInsider. The OpenDuo, Open(Q), Open(7) and Rackmount Open(7) all still have product pages, but are not available for purchase.
The only Psystar product still available is the Rebel EFI software, which allows individuals to install OS X on any Intel-based computer. The software was first released in late October for $50.
Psystar agreed to pay Apple $2.675 million on Tuesday, settling its copyright infringement lawsuit.
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Psystar stops selling Mac clones after Apple legal win
By Jim DalrympleDecember 2, 2009, 8:23 am PT
It took Psystar less than 24 hours after a settlement was awarded to Apple to stop selling its Mac clone computers.
As of Wednesday, all Mac clone computers on the Psystar online store are listed as “Out of Stock,” according to a report on AppleInsider. The OpenDuo, Open(Q), Open(7) and Rackmount Open(7) all still have product pages, but are not available for purchase.
The only Psystar product still available is the Rebel EFI software, which allows individuals to install OS X on any Intel-based computer. The software was first released in late October for $50.
Psystar agreed to pay Apple $2.675 million on Tuesday, settling its copyright infringement lawsuit.
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“Out of Stock”
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Ha!
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