http://www.rsolpc.com/oem/eStore/desktop/default.htm
...so what happened to good ol' Apple that shut down companies like this within weeks of their birth? Psystar has been shipping Mac OS X-based PC's for months now without so much as a word from Apple, and now several more have acted including a few commercial patches.
I honestly wonder if OS X is coming closer to a universal, PC release. Each version since Tiger has been easier and easier to install without hacking. Hell, Snow Leopard was hacked a day after it's WWDC release. It's fairly obvious that Apple is readying itself for an enterprise market with the new iPhone and inclusion of MS Exchange, so releasing OS X to the PC market while consumers are refusing to upgrade to Vista probably wouldn't be a bad idea. If Snow Leopard were to be PC-compatible, being released one year before Windows 7 would give it enough time to eat into Microsoft's market share.
None of the factors that destroyed Apple after making this decision in the 80's and 90's applies any more either, since their market share is in iPod, iTunes, and the iPhone now. They're Intel rather than Motorola-based as well, so they would be competing directly with Windows rather than competing with "PC's". If nothing else they could pick specific vendors such as Dell, Sony, and HP to sell computers pre-installed with OS X, seeing as these are the larger companies and they wouldn't have as many hardware compatibility problems to screw around with.
I don't see much of a downside to it, personally.
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