apple.slashdot.org - 10/27/2009
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CWmike writes "While the world focused on Microsoft's launch of Windows 7, Florida-based Psystar quietly launched Rebel EFI , a software product that should worry Apple a lot more than Microsoft's latest operating system. Rebel EFI allows users to run Apple's flagship operating system, Mac OS X ...
store.psystar.com - 10/22/2009
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store.psystar.com —
Featuring Psystar's newest technology for allowing for the
smooth interfacing between operating systems and generic Intel hardware,...
Rebel EFI allows for the easy installation of multiple operating systems on a single system. The authenticated version ...
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Rebel EFI
psystar.com - 10/22/2009
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psystar.com —
The software is available free to download and
try, though with limited hardware functionality. The trial version...
is limited to a two hour run-time. To go ahead and activate your account and to unlock the full potential of Rebel EFI, click the ...
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Rebel EFI - Boot and Install any OS on your hardware
store.psystar.com - 10/22/2009
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store.psystar.com —
Featuring Psystar's newest technology for allowing for the
smooth interfacing between operating systems and generic Intel hardware,...
Rebel EFI allows for the easy installation of multiple operating systems on a single system. The authenticated version ...
(more)
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Psystar's Rebel EFI Hackintosh Tool Reviewed, Found Wanting
Slashdot —
... final analysis: 'Psystar's Rebel EFI [ a free trial is available ] is an interesting tool, but it is very limited when it comes to the selection of hardware that you can use. The company really needs to create a compatible hardware list and post that on its Web site — and it also needs to create some usable documentation. As it stands right now, you can use Rebel EFI to build a Mac clone, but unless you stick to relatively generic hardware, you will be disappointed.'" Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Apple whacks the Hackintosh
The Inquisitr » Technology —
... The trend of using non-Apple computers to run Mac OS X has been increasing alongside the prominence and availability of netbooks, a category into which Apple hasn’t forayed. Poor people, plebians and tightwads have been flouting Apple for a while, running Apple’s precious shiny silver operating system on Dells and HPs, but it looks like Apple’s planning on throwing a wet blanket on these shenanigans. ...
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Psystar Hacks Snow Leopard for PCs
modmyi.com 10/23/2009 —
Image via Apple Insider
Longtime Apple antagonist and cloning maven Psystar is up to its usually tricks again. Psystar has come out with "Rebel EFI", which enables the latest version of Mac OS X to be installed on any PC with a Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, i7 and other Intel based systems.
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Great success! Our Hackintosh is alive thanks to Psystar
crunchgear.com 10/23/2009 —
It’s been a few hours since the Internet exploded over the Psystar Rebel_EFI bootloader and we tried it out on a few machines in the office and originally thought it failed. However, I let the boot screen run for a bit without touching the ...
Psystar begs judge to rule it's legit
computerworld.com 11/2/2009 — Computerworld - The Mac clone maker that's been battling Apple for more than a year in federal court last week asked a judge to rule that its business is legitimate, and to stop Apple from saying different. In an amended complaint submitted last ...
Rebel EFI - Boot and Install any OS on your hardware
store.psystar.com 10/23/2009 — The software is available free to download and try, though with limited hardware functionality. The trial version is limited to a two hour run-time. To go ahead and activate your account and to unlock the full potential of Rebel EFI, click the ...
Psystar, Apple both look to avoid 2010 trial
appleinsider.com 10/9/2009 — This week Apple and clone Mac maker Psystar both asked for a summary judgment in their ongoing lawsuit before the trial can officially start in January 2010.
Psystar drops bomb. Sells software to turn PCs into Macs
9to5mac.com 10/22/2009 — Psystar isn't just going to sell its Hackintosh technology to OEMs . It is selling it to the general public for $50. Dubbed Rebel EFI and a 40mb download the software promises to let PCs equipped with Intel Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad, i7 or Xeon ...
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