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

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.