Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 9th Jul 2009 21:43 UTC
The number of Mac clone makers is growing by the week, so it seems. We have Psystar in the United States, a clone maker in Russia, another one in the UK, and PearC who now cover Germany, The Netherlands, France, Belgium, and Luxembourg. We can add a new one to the list, one that I personally thought was a fake, but is apparently very real. One that has a retail store. In California. Quo Computer (in case you're wondering, you use that thing on the right to navigate - it's weird).
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RE[2]: again, my concern is for the - missleading?
by Adurbe on Fri 10th Jul 2009 20:56
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RE[3]: again, my - not caused by the retailer
by jabbotts on Sat 11th Jul 2009 13:51
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There's no license for stupid. The retailer can only do so much and provided they have shown due diligence in notifying the customer, what more can they do? Even laws can't protect people from themselves so at some point, the consumer hast to take some responsibility for there choices.
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Customers not reading the documentation is far different from a company intentionally misleading them in a case of false advertisement. So far, it seems pretty clear that it's not Apple hardware they are selling though. Where I buying, I'd be confirming how they support updates and upgrades but I'd do that for any software.