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Someone has managed to turn his OQO palm-sized computer into possibly the world’s smallest “Mac”. User TRF on the OQO Talk forums installed Mac OS X Leopard onto the tiny computer and made a YouTube video of it to prove that everything is legit.
In the video, you can see the computer booting into the familiar Leopard desktop. It takes approximately 2 ˝ minutes to load up, which isn’t too bad considering the OQO isn’t a speed demon computer. Read more … OQO Talk. Watch the video on YouTube.
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