A PC which has been modified to allow it to run Mac OS and Mac software.
Hackintosh is also illegal.
Note by another reader. Being that installing Mac OS software on a PC is a violation of contract, wouldn't that make it CIVIL and thus not CRIMINAL in nature, thus not making it illegal? We need to be careful with language, specifically when acting as an authority figure that others will rely on for information.
no, notebooks normally can't or it will be really difficult to make in to a hackintosh
You have given no setup. Anyway, hackintosh is bad, and nobody should use it. It might be illegal, too.
There is no "the hackintosh" as hackintosh refers to the installation of Apple's Mac OS X on non-Apple hardware. There will be many variations depending on the computer being used. Not all features will be replicated on a non-Apple computer.
a hackintosh is just a normal pc set up to run mac, most pc's run linux fine.
On a hackintosh?
Building a hackintosh requires a wide range of components which may well include a Mac upgrade disc but this alone is not enough.
No. It is illegal to run Hackintosh (Apple OS on PC).
Hackintosh refers to any non-apple branded computers that are running Mac OS X. The name refers to a mixture of "hack" and Apple's main brand of computers.
Ofcourse 100% working witout wifi
If the computer is not an Apple product, you are making a 'Hackintosh.' Google it.
Legally - NO ! If you install their software on a non-Apple machine - you violate the EULA (End User Licence Agreement).
Putting OSX on a PC is called "Making a Hackintosh." Google 'Hackintosh' It will not be a PC any more, so your software won't run unless you keep your PC system software and install it later using Apple's "Boot Camp."