Mac OS X 10.3 Running On Nokia N900

on 01/31/2010 20:25 PDT

So you’ve seen Nokia’s N900 dual booting Maemo and Android, nothing too special about that, right? Well, what about a full blown Mac OS X 10.3 installation? Now that’s a rather impressive feat, wouldn’t you say? Thanks to the help of PearPC, a Power PC emulator, this was achievable, though there are obvious downsides to this approach. The most noticeable would be that it took nearly 2 hours to boot the operating system. You’ve really got to give credit to the person who had the patience to pull this off, after all, most people would walk off halfway after waiting for such a long boot time. So what is next for Nokia’s N900, Windows 7?

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Nokia N900 Can Dual Boot Android And Maemo
Android port for N900 is up and running nicely
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