“‘A federal judge last week ruled that Psystar Corp. can continue its countersuit against Apple Inc., giving the Mac clone maker a rare win in its seven-month-old battle with Apple. He also hinted that if Psystar proves its allegations, others may then be free to sell computers with Mac OS X already installed.’ Apple is currently suing Psystar over its sale of Mac clones.”

Via: ComputerWorld

PearC Mac clone company thinks that they can circumvent the laws and build their own Mac Clones. Wait until Apple finds out. They will go the way of Psystar which built clones and went out of business.

PearC is making available three versions of Mac clones in Germany, starting at €499.  Their Starter edition can be custom equipped with anything from an Intel Pentium Dual Core E2200 to a Core 2 Duo E7300. Their Pro version starts at €1,499, and can be powered by a 3.2GHz Intel Core i7 Extreme processor for an extra €720 which is a processor that Apple does not offer. PearC is also offering Blu-Ray  drives as an option to their systems.

All systems will come with the option to install Mac OS X. PearC’s parent company, Hypermeganet, says that since the End User License Agreement (EULA) is sealed inside retail copies of Mac OS X, there’s no legal way to review the EULA. The EULA provides restrictions on selling hardware with the Apple OS loaded.