The boys EFI-X have decided to leave rubbish and go straight to selling their own clone. His Efi-X Millennium 4 consists of a Core 2 Quad processor over clock to 3.8 GHz, 4 GB of RAM and a Perforce 8800 GTS graphics card inside a tower Antic P180, all with a price of 1899 U.S. dollars (1,422 euros a change), not counting the necessary hardware installer for OS X. So far the company was limited to selling a “backpack” that made it possible to install the operating system from Apple on any Intel-compatible PC (right), but this is a significant step forward in their particular offensive.

To avoid legal problems as those who had Spinster, EFI-X has opted to sell their computers without OS X, so that will be the end user who has to buy his copy of the software and install it at your own risk.

The truth is that it does not seem to serve much, given that in the United States is illegal to sell a product specifically designed to infringe the copyright of another company (and not Jobs surely lose the chance to bite out there). All this, in any case, or why they would not be news if Apple opened his eyes once and give it to offer its faithful a desktop mid-range, affordable and fully configurable.