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Psystar still trying to sell things... seriously?

Not even Chapter 11 bankruptcy is enough to keep Psystar down... for some reason.

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Computing | by Barb Dybwad | Thu Jul 2, 2009 11:12AM | 1 comment

For some companies, being smashed into dust and having to file for bankruptcy would be a sign that it might be time to throw in the towel. Not so for dubious-and-certainly-not-legal Apple clone maker Psystar, who recently emerged from Chapter 11 and have come out gunning with a new product and old hubris. They're calling the new Open(7) their "fastest and most quiet computing configuration" ever — maybe they're hoping it will be so quiet that Apple somehow won't notice.

Anywho, it's hard to imagine how this will end well, but as Gizmodo notes, at least it's not a celebrity death story — yet somehow it's almost as lurid.

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external link Psystar emerges from Chapter 11, and still… [The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)]
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Nicholas Hance (1:53 PM on Thu Jul 2, 2009)

Man that's a tough one to justify, no matter who you are.

I'd hate to spend money on this thing knowing that support for it is likely to completely disappear at some time in the future.

Certainly looks like some sweet hardware though!

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