Do you fancy Mac OS X on a Lenovo IdeaPad S10? The S10 is a nice cool-looking netbook, and Mac OS X is a nice cool operating system. The problem, of course, is that you could not legally buy Mac OS X to install in the Lenovo IdeaPad S10. That, however, has not stopped plenty of people all over the world from trying to install Mac OS X on their non-Apple hardware. See the photo? This netbook hackintosh is made “complete” with a genuine Apple sticker pasted on the cover!
I’m quite surprised that to find Mac OS X working, for the most part, on many non-Apple hardware, including this Lenovo IdeaPad S10. I’d think that if Apple was not agreeable to have Mac OS X installed in non-approved hardware, they could have easily tweaked their code to make it impossible to install on anything but their own hardware. As it turns out, this is possible, although a little cumbersome, but possible nevertheless without hacking the Mac OS X code itself.
The funny thing is that the Software Update continues to update Mac OS X on these non-approved hardware.
Furthermore, even though Apple does not have a netbook platform themselves, apparently the latest Mac OS X update is suspected to have optimizations for the Atom CPU platform used by many netbooks, resulting in improved battery life.
I think this could possibly open up a market for resellers to pre-configure a Mac OS X loaded netbook for sale. Or other PC hardware. I believe there would be some users who are interested to have Mac OS X installed on non-Apple hardware for whatever reasons. But they find it too much hassle to do it themselves, so they wouldn’t mind paying someone else to do it for them.
Hi, you know anyone who is offering the service to install mac os on the Lenovo? I would love to engage the Service