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Doral (FL) – The building which houses Mac clone maker Psystar is up for sale. The 47000 square foot warehouse has been advertised on a few online commercial real estate sites and the owners are asking for $4.6 million. According to the ad, the building is 100% occupied and is “priced for a quick sale.”
Psystar makes desktop and server computers that run Apple operating systems. Apple is currently suing the company and wants it to stop selling computers. Apple also wants Psystar to recall all computers that have been sold. Read more … InformationWeek
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