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Mac Clone Maker Psystar Offers $299 Linux PC (Information Week)

Mac clone manufacturer Psystar, which has been sued by Apple for copyright violation, isn't putting all its eggs in the Mac OS market. The Miami-based system integrator has introduced a Linux-based personal computer that sells for just $299. Psystar's OpenLite system ships with the Ubuntu Linux desktop preinstalled, running on a 1.8-GHz Intel Celeron chip with integrated graphics support. Upgrading to a dual-core Pentium chip costs an additional $40. "With unparalleled affordability, this computer can bring Windows computing into every home and office," Psystar boasts on its Web site, even though the system runs Linux, not Microsoft Windows.

Psystar Antitrust Claim Against Apple Dismissed

CNet has a report that a federal judge has dismissed Psystar's antitrust suit against Apple. Observers had said that the counter-suit embodied the Mac clone-maker's best chance of prevailing and staying in business. We've been following Psystar and the dueling lawsuits since the beginning.

Psystar Case Reveals Poor Email Archiving At Apple

Ian Lamont writes "Buried in the court filings of the recently concluded Psytar antitrust suit against Apple is a document that discussed Apple's corporate policy regarding employee email. Apparently, Apple has no company-wide policy for archiving, saving, or deleting email. This could potentially run afoul of e-discovery requirements, which have tripped up other companies that have been unable to produce emails and other electronic files in court. A lawyer quoted in the article (but not involved in the case) called Apple's retention policy 'negligent.' However, the issue did not help Psystar's lawsuit against Apple — a judge dismissed the case earlier this week."

Mac Bloggers Dig Psystar's Grave, Decry DRM, Defend Apple TV

Hackintosh maker Psystar's legal defenses system -- basically, its claim that Apple is a monopoly -- has failed in court. All that's apparently left now is for Apple to go in for the kill. Outside the courtroom this week, Apple TV got a bump with a new firmware update, and in iTunes news, it appears as though the online music store is still trying to get the record labels to let it dump DRM.

Mac Bloggers Dig Psystar's Grave, Decry DRM, Defend Apple TV

Hackintosh maker Psystar's legal defenses system -- basically, its claim that Apple is a monopoly -- has failed in court. All that's apparently left now is for Apple to go in for the kill. Outside the courtroom this week, Apple TV got a bump with a new firmware update, and in iTunes news, it appears as though the online music store is still trying to get the record labels to let it dump DRM.

Mac Clone Maker Psystar Offers $299 Linux PC

Mac clone manufacturer Psystar, which has been sued by Apple for copyright violation, isn't putting all its eggs in the Mac OS market. The Miami-based system integrator has introduced a Linux-based personal computer that sells for just $299.

Apple hits Psystar with DMCA charges

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Apple adds DMCA charge to Psystar suit

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Apple adds DMCA violation claims to Psystar suit

Apple has stepped-up its lawsuit against Psystar, adding claims of Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) violations, according to Computerworld. The clone-maker is accused of reverse engineering the piracy protection methods employed in Mac OS X. "Defendant has illegally circumvented Apple's technological copyright-protection measures," the amended complaint states. The change comes five months after the initial filings, as the company has "discovered new information."

Apple adds DMCA charge to complaint against Psystar

The court has granted a motion by Apple seeking to amend its complaint against Mac clone maker, Psystar. According to documents filed with the court, Apple will add a Digital Millennium Copyright Act claim to the original complaint.

Apple adds DMCA charge to lawsuit against Psystar

Apple last week added new charges to the federal lawsuit it filed nearly five months ago against a Florida clone maker, claiming that Psystar broke anti-piracy defenses that lock Apple's operating system to its own hardware.

Apple adds DMCA charge to lawsuit against Psystar

Apple Inc. last week added new charges to the federal lawsuit it filed nearly five months ago against a Florida clone maker, claiming that Psystar Corp. broke anti-piracy defenses that lock Apple's operating system to its own hardware.

Apple adds DMCA charge to lawsuit against Psystar

Apple Inc. last week added new charges to the federal lawsuit it filed nearly five months ago against a Florida clone maker, claiming that Psystar Corp. broke anti-piracy defenses that lock Apple's operating system to its own hardware.

Mac Bloggers Surf While Sipping, Screen Blu-ray on Psystar, Stream With Silverlight

This time they mean it -- we think. After a series of confusing moves a few months ago, AT&T has gone ahead and made free hotspot access for iPhones official. In other Maciverse news, Psystar goes Blu -- and it might even go portable as well. Finally, Netflix-using Mac owners will finally be able to stream Netflix movies on their computers, thanks to their BFFs over at Microsoft.

Apple adds DMCA charge to lawsuit against would-be Mac cloner Psystar

"Apple Inc. last week added new charges to the federal lawsuit it filed nearly five months ago against a Florida clone maker, claiming that Psystar Corp. broke antipiracy defenses that lock Apple's operating system to its own hardware," Gregg Keizer reports for Computerworld.

Apple adds DMCA allegations to Psystar suit

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Apple victorious in Chinese trademark suit

Apple is victorious in a trademark suit! No, not against Psystar, but against a company in China that used an apple logo strikingly similar to the US computer- and gadget-maker's. Apple operates business in China, so it's not surprising that it ran into conflicts with another company trying to use an Apple logo. The New Apple Concept Digital Technology Co Ltd has now been ordered by the People's Court in Shenyang to pay 400,000 yuan (roughly US$58,000) to Apple, Inc. in damages, as reported by China's state-run news agency Xinhua.

Apple swings DMCA at Hackintosh maker

Just two weeks after US District Judge William Alsup threw out wannabe Mac-clone vendor Psystar's countersuit against Apple, the One True Mac-Maker has un-holstered another weapon in its campaign to crush the Florida-based upstart.

Apple swings DMCA at Hackintosh maker

Just two weeks after US District Judge William Alsup threw out wannabe Mac-clone vendor Psystar's countersuit against Apple, the One True Mac-Maker has un-holstered another weapon in its campaign to crush the Florida-based upstart.

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