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by on December 15, 2009 Apple's business model is to sell hardware with software on it. It does not intend for its operating systems to be installed on hardware it doesn't make and its software licences expressly forbid it. But that hasn't stopped people installing Apple See the original post: Apple takes bite out of Hackintosh Comments on this entry are closed. Previous post: News to know: Google phone; ...
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