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Not because of licence issues (gov should not get involved in this in my opinion) The reason I want to involve governments is because I think it contravines (uk) trading standards in its current form. Quite frankly, I canвЂ™t work out why there are people here who have a вЂmidi-towerвЂ™ fetish something to do with feeling in adequate about their manhood? I think so given how those who towers seem to be at the same time more than willing to boast about how theyвЂ™re better than others (look at people on this website who boast about their towers and how all those who have all in ones are вЂmoronic idiots who are slaves to the Apple corporationвЂќ). Side note though those who want to purchase MacвЂ™s, will buy them regardless of whether there is a midi-tower. IвЂ™ll laugh my self to sleep knowing that to save a few dollars they purchase a machine where updates are like Russian Roulette.

If people still want to purchase it even after knowing theyвЂ™ll be left high and dry вЂ“ then I say let them go ahead and purchase it.

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I donвЂ™t want to see the government come down on it but IвЂ™d love to see each computer on the website to have in big bold letters that, вЂњthis machine is not supported by Apple in any shape or form when you purchase this computer with Mac OS X, you are entirely on your ownвЂќ. I think it should be govenments, not apple itself, as it is misleading customers to sell these systems without big red writing saying вЂcan never be updated and MAY not be stable'(in my opinion)

I hope someone comes down hard on these companies.

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The other option is donвЂ™t update leaving your system with known security holesвЂ¦ I am worried people will buy these вЂMac ClonesвЂ™ thinking they get the normal system updates and security updates when infact any one of them could brick their system. IвЂ™ll also try and see if I can get an interview with Rashantha De Silva.

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If any OSNews readers live close to this location, and would like to help us out, feel free to take a look around the store, maybe take a few photos, and send us in your impressions. You can find Quo Computer at 2401 West Main Street, Alhambra, CA 91801. They have three machines on offer with varying configurations, and offer 1 year warranty with 3 month phone support.

Apparently, he bought the first Macintosh in 1984, went on to follow NEXT, and came back to Apple as Steve Jobs returned to Cupertino. They even detail the Mac history of the companyвЂ™s founder. Just like the guys and girls behind PearC, they claim to be enthusiastic fans of AppleвЂ™s software, but not of the companyвЂ™s hardware. This appears to be the next step for clone makers, a move forward from selling Mac clones online. Apparently, they donвЂ™t do online sales вЂ“ real-world retail only. However, I just got an email from Quo ComputerвЂ™s founder, Rashantha De Silva, pointing me to their website, which is now up and running. I kept trying to reach their website a week or so into June, and then stopped caring. Other websites have reported on Quo Computer as early as late May, but I decided not to since we had no way to confirm the storeвЂ™s existence (it opened on June 1), and their website wasnвЂ™t up (placeholder only) for a long time after that. Quo Computer (in case youвЂ™re wondering, you use that thing on the right to navigate вЂ“ itвЂ™s weird).

We can add a new one to the list, one that I personally thought was a fake, but is apparently very real. 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. The number of Mac clone makers is growing by the week, so it seems.