http://www.macrumors.com/2008/07/15/apple-sues-psystar-over-opencomputer/

In April, we reported that a company called Psystar was offering the first Mac clone. Using off the shelf PC parts and a modified version of Mac OS X Leopard, Psystar promised a cheaper alternative to an Apple Mac.

Despite some initial concerns about their legitimacy, Psystar has delivered what they have advertised and later even offered software updates and server models.

Throughout, Apple has remained quiet about the company and many have expected that they would pursue legal action. AppleInsider reports that on July 3rd, Apple filed a formal complaint against the clone manufacturer. Apple's lawsuit is said to on the ground of copyright infringement.

The Mac maker filed a formal complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California on July 3rd, just one day after Psystar began distributing a modified version of the Mac OS X 10.5.4 Leopard update to customers who had previously purchased one of its unauthorized Mac systems.

well this is good for apple

we'll see

yeah, we will soon

well, it could take awhile

i don't think it'll take that long, you never know though

most court cases do take awhile

well, yeah, they do, but you never know

i guess

i suppose it would take a while. its good for apple that they are putting their foot down on those who want to copy them, but they might get bad publicity for it. you never know though.

well, before they allowed this (before steve jobs came back), and apple was horrible

i heard about that

yeah, it was attack of the clones!

yeah, apple definitely doesn't need that to happen again

yeah i know. and they won't let it happen