EFiX is the best solution for installing and using Mac OS X on your PC.
It allows its user to install Mac OS X straight from the original DVD without having to worry about patches,
replacing files and anything like that.
That means you can buy a regular PC, Mac OS X and EFiX and enjoy what the Mac users have always enjoyed:
unmodified Mac OS X on your computer, safe, easy and fast, exactly the way it should be.

The development of EFiX took a lot of time.
During the development phase, we had to deal with various problems, including sabotage.
This process also involved testing, which has been conducted for the last 6 months in production environments.
Industry leading professionals(who work for TV stations, recording studios and many others) rely on EFiX and Mac OS X running on standard PC hardware to get their tasks done.

EFiX is in the final testing phase.
All the testing has went far better than what we expected and the testers have given positive feedback.

We have planned to release it on 23rd of June, 2008. More information will be added soon.

International dealers:
(If you can not find dealers in your region please contact us)

Germany
Россия
Украина
Taiwan R.O.C.
P.R.China
Japan
Korea

they don't plan to sell it in US.

So, forget about dmcs in this case.

Thank Supernet33 too, he originally posted about EFiX here.

Not exactly, netkas reported first:
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=110001

then redcell reported in Readers News and Reviews:
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=110076

and Finally SuperNet33 on New Releases and Updates (which it isn't really a release yet):
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=110127

will it read my nforce 4 chipset and install the proper kext? Will it read my audio and do that too?

Is it just me or does the idea behind this sound really sketchy? (and a rip-off of other peoples work)

the website doesn't have anything...plus osx86 have been here for almost a couple of years...and we still have not came up with solutions for all the drivers yet....false promises if u ask me....one install disk for all pc is too magical; like free sex.

i did test with installing it to main system.

burned some 10.5.0 to dvd-dl for it.

I installed it to hdd, formated as guid, then booted jsut installed system with efix and...it booted just fine.

I only had to install audio driver for my hda, All other things worked jsut fine, update to 10.5.3 was like I am mac user, that was cool.

and, this usb thing insert to usb port on mobo.

Well it's usually those outside the US who get left out when Apple introduces a new product. A mistake that I feel let MS grow so big.

No, the mistake is, that we pay a lot more than US customers.

e.g. the macbook pro 1999$ in US, around here Apple wants 2579$.
ipod touch 299$ in US, 400$ here
cinema display 30" 1799$ in US, 2579$ here

Although this is getting more and more off-topic, I must say that it's simply ridiculous how Apple just converts their hardware prices from dollars to euros in Europe... especially given the current exchange rate. The ultimate rip-off.

I dont think it will last unless you can download updates for the USB stick. Once Apple get hold of one they can figure out a way of breaking it with an update. Then theres going to be a ping pong war for ages till they find a way of putting them out of business, or buy them out!

In addition to that, someones mentioned they had to install their audio. If it wasnt for the OSX86 project to the average user you'd be totally in the dark with installing stuff that doesnt work, so the average user wont be able to get it working perfectly. It would be really good for people like us though, buy a retail DVD and apply the patches etc, all done.

I still want a proper mac though, I hate all these leads and the footprint a PC and a monitor has.

Apple already changed some prices, but since you know it all so well I'm not gonna point them out to you. On the other hand Apple shows us in Europe prices where tax is included. Complain to your local government for having a ~20% tax on computers, not to Apple.

Apple already changed some prices, but since you know it all so well I'm not gonna point them out to you. On the other hand Apple shows us in Europe prices where tax is included. Complain to your local government for having a ~20% tax on computers, not to Apple.

Yup, you're right.
For example:

Mexico, MacBook Pro with Educational Discount:

> $1999 + tax (300) = $2299

US, MacBook Pro with Educational Discount:

> $1899 + tax (150) = $2049

So, in fact, do not blame Apple, the taxes are the problem with this.

Regarding to this topic, it does not makes it more legal, you're running Mac OS X on
non-Apple hardware, so it is the same as the hackintosh

if this thing will work, Apple will go to stop it ... a few OSX86 Hackers won´t make them angry, but "a Mac in a Stick" they won´t tolerate ... believe it !