Do the Chinese actually use all these rip-offs? Do they not have access to the original technology, or something? Are they even aware of a rip-off when they see one? Do they care?
These just boggle my mind whenever I see them. #hipodphone
I wish products like this were easily available in the United States. I have always wanted to have gifts like this ready for fat people who have not bathed since the cretaceous period who sit next to me on six hour plane flights. Those are my favorite times, and this would be an engaging conversation piece. #hipodphone
longer answer: you're right, the EULA does say that. however, breaking a EULA is only breaking a license agreement, not the law.
however, all-in-one installers like the kalyway dvd (ideneb, etc...) are illegal, because they contain a modified version of the original leopard install disc.
a legal (and less buggy) solution would be to purchase the efix dongle. while it's a bit pricy, it's a legal alternative, since it allows you to install leopard from an unmodified apple dvd.
Yeah I would rather do it myself, and save even more money. But I think many many people don't understand that you can actually do this yourself. Computers are, sadly, still such a mystery to so many people. Even people in my generation are clueless and we grew up with computers. Not surprising just disappointing.
Also if I ever by a desktop again, which I doubt, than I would consider hackintoshing a PC a possibility. Unless of course I end up being richer than a college student, in which case, Apple FTW.
@eagles3: how much do these cost anyway? would you really save much money doing it yourself when you factor in the time it takes to tweak everything to work right?
@Weihovah: if you base the hardware you buy on what is known to work, there should be very little tweaking involved.
even though time = money, there would still technically be more money in your pocket, even if you have to spend some time adjusting a few things. does that make sense?
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These just boggle my mind whenever I see them. #hipodphone
11/07/09
"One-fifth the price, but the same function and look" really hits home with all the knockoffs.
One person wanted iPhone, but it's over $500 (too out-of-their-range), so the knockoff fit them quite well at a price of a little over $100.
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So yes, they apparently do. #hipodphone
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Did anyone else notice the bikini mouse also for sale at ChinaGrabber? Wait, what am I saying? Of course you did... #hipodphone
11/06/09
Actually, if they could come out with something like the Samsung Upstage, but without the MP3 player side, I'd totally buy it.
EDIT: Also, someone SHOULD buy this... then send it to Ashens for review on the ever-so-famous couch.
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China Grabber has been providing the gadget community with genuine, honestly top quality goods since I can remember.
Thank you for recommending this particular gadget, I will order this at the same time as my "PXP-2000" and my "HiPhone" #hipodphone
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The $85 can be used to buy ice cream after the bad news.
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even at coldstone... #hipodphone
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@TheCrudMan: 85 bucks should cover it well into next year.. #hipodphone
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i think the mac OS agreement says that it should be installed on apple hardware only.
04/16/09
Apple would say "fuck no" to answer your question, by the way. Or, at least I think that is what they would say.
04/16/09
longer answer: you're right, the EULA does say that. however, breaking a EULA is only breaking a license agreement, not the law.
however, all-in-one installers like the kalyway dvd (ideneb, etc...) are illegal, because they contain a modified version of the original leopard install disc.
a legal (and less buggy) solution would be to purchase the efix dongle. while it's a bit pricy, it's a legal alternative, since it allows you to install leopard from an unmodified apple dvd.
hopefully this answers your question :)
04/16/09
Also if I ever by a desktop again, which I doubt, than I would consider hackintoshing a PC a possibility. Unless of course I end up being richer than a college student, in which case, Apple FTW.
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even though time = money, there would still technically be more money in your pocket, even if you have to spend some time adjusting a few things. does that make sense?
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