According to a ComputerWorld story, Florida-based Psystar will no longer sell its $50 Mac knockoff.
The company, which has been battling Apple in court over alleged copyright violations, said that they have “voluntarily” stopped selling Mac clones.
Since April 2008, Psystar has been pre-installing Apple’s Snow Leopard operating system on generic Intel-based computers.
The company said that “in the coming days,” they will resume selling machines with Linux instead.
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