Psystar Halts Sales Of Mac Clones
Details of Psystar’s $2.675 million settlement with Apple have been revealed. To begin with, Psystar has changed the status of all Mac OS X clones on its site to “Out of Stock”. Psystar has agreed to pay Apple damages for copyright infringement, breach of contract and violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, while Apple has agreed to not refile claims on trademark infringement, trade dress infringement, trademark dilution, and state unfair competition and common law unfair competition. Despite that, Psystar is still selling its Rebel EFI product, which helps average people get Mac OS X installed on their computers. The Rebel EFI product lawsuit was filed in Florida, so we’ll have to see how that turns out.
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