Getting Apple's OS X running on hardware you didn't buy from Apple doesn't require magic powers, a 128-character secret code, or much more than just the patience to follow a few work-around steps, really. Adam showed us how to take some gear nabbed from NewEgg and assemble it into a "Hackintosh," with greater ease of use than his first go-round. If you've got a desktop system looking for a few new parts, or you'd like to try out the Mac world without paying Mac premiums, it makes for a rewarding weekend project.
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