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04/24/2008, 10:30pm, EDT
Thursday, April 24th
Psystar offers video proof of operations
Amidst a sea of controversy, newly announced Mac clone maker Psystar has released a video on YouTube illustrating that it does indeed have the capacity to run the Mac OS X on its Open Computer. While this does not clear Psystar of the questions surrounding the legality of the process, it proves that the company has the capacity to deliver on its promise. A note at the end of the video claims that the presentation was edited and finalized on Final Cut Studio, running on a Leopard-enabled Open Computer
The video clip shows the Leopard Open Computer running a full version of the game Quake 4 with all graphical options turned on, with the only upgrade being the addition of the Nvidia 8600 GT graphics card – an option available from the company for
The company also showed shots of its offices from the parking lot, as well as its front doors, most likely to dispel rumors of those who believe the company doesn't exist.
Filed under: computers, industry
Other story tags: Mac OS X, Leopard, YouTube, Psystar, Final Cut Studio, Mac clone
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I hope that applies to this free exposure for them as well..."no longer available"
Check this link. Still alive. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaMxZd40B5s
When an independent reviewer gets one and says its real, thats proof.
Whoever runs Psystar must be a bit thick, I think.
Not convincing at all.