Spam:****, Mac Clone???

[Bart Silverstrim]

Scott Roebuck wrote:
> Any thoughts?

If you like something for the "cool neat geek" factor but don't want to 
put it together yourself, there you go.

Then again, you may also be potentially on a list of customers you don't 
want to be on if they go to court and Apple decides to play RIAA.

It's not a Mac, though, since the Mac is more than just the operating 
system.  Updates won't work.  Future support is going to be iffy. 
Future OS's probably won't work at all.  I doubt the hardware is using 
an EFI and that means it's running with a PC's BIOS. 
Integration/hardware support for other Mac-supported things will be iffy.

You'd be a fool to get it as your primary work machine if you want the 
Mac, in my opinion.  You're better off tinkering with doing it yourself 
as a project than buying it.