Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 1st May 2008 09:10 UTC
The soap surrounding PsyStar, the company that offers a Mac clone for sale, just keeps on running. After the initial launch, the company was plagued by doubt and mystery surrounding its actual existence, but soon after videos started popping up of the OpenComputer out in the wild, beyond the company itself. Thanks to CNet, the company may now have fully redeemed itself.
Thread beginning with comment 312413
To view parent comment, click here.
To read all comments associated with this story, please click here.
To view parent comment, click here.
To read all comments associated with this story, please click here.
RE[6]: More to it than horsepower
by rockwell on Thu 1st May 2008 16:30
in reply to "RE[5]: More to it than horsepower"
Member since:2005-09-13
RE[7]: More to it than horsepower
by kaiwai on Fri 2nd May 2008 01:35
in reply to "RE[6]: More to it than horsepower"
Member since:2005-07-06
//I know its 'cool' to senselessly bash Apple,// Kind of like it's "cool" to senselessly bash Microsoft, right?
Of course; but then again, I don't senselessly bash Microsoft. I don't like their products, but I don't do what some people do here and pirate their products as if pirating products were 'sticking it to the man'.
Recent Original Stories
Recent Comments
Headlines
Random Comments
Random Stories
Random OS Link
Member since:
2005-07-06
Just as I told Kroc in the last thread: competition doesn't have to be on quality. It can be on price too. You don't have to be better to compete. Just be cheaper. "
Who the f*ck said anything about quality - how about some damn things working first! the very basics actually working! geeze, imagine if an OEM sold a box with only have the hardware working - you *REALLY* would come on here and parade the same half-assed excuse of, "oh, well, its is cheap!" - of course you wouldn't!
I know its 'cool' to senselessly bash Apple, but for god sake, using a half ass piece of crap as a trojan horse to jemmy open the Mac OS X EULA is pathetic to say the least. All pathetic attempts like the above prove is exactly what Apple wants to say - that only they can produce an experience because they control the whole widget. That is what crap attempts like the above do, nothing else. Re-enforcing of the status quo rather than challenging it.