EFI-X: installing Mac OS X to an ordinary PC

Technology news and updates blog article

23rd September 2008

Since Apple switched to Intel in 2006, millions of computer fans have become sick with dream of availability of Mac OS X under PC.
The dream came true: now users around the world have an opportunity to install and use the original Mac OS X under the standard PC without the use of various illegal tactics. Some unknown company released an original USB-device, which at connecting to your computer emulates the original Mac computers firmware, called EFI (an analogue of BIOS, only for Apple computers). According to the developers, the device EFi-X is not an ordinary removable flash drive with the code - it is completely an interactive system that turns an ordinary PC in almost full Mac.
Using EFi-X device, you can not just install the operating system Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.5 from the original installing DVD-disk, but also update their system through the standard Apple services.
In addition to simulating the work of the chip EFI, the system EFi-X provides the work of the protection technology EMI & RFI, and other vital features.
To use the system EFi-X you have to connect it to the USB port, choose EFi-X as a boot device, and then choose DVD-disk of Mac OS X in the Startup menu. Provided that your PC hardware is supported, after a while you will have an official operating system Mac OS X on your PC.
The system EFi-X is available in two versions: developers and ordinary users. The device costs $170.