@ffejie: Or be like me and enjoy your recently purchased iPad for that 6 months, then sell it to an online service (which pays you a flat rate for it) to cover a large portion of the cost of the new one.

Is it still PowerPC based?

@Steven Holms: Is it any more than one would require for a single app environment? If Android starts having multiple apps open in a windowed mode, it will have no point in existing. Why don't you just get a Windows netbook?

@FrankenPC: Multitasking argument's dead. It'll be here within the month.

@dfxdeimos: Yup, 2002

269?

I tried this for about a month. Turns out, I was lying to myself when I said I liked it, so I quit farting around and Hackintoshed it.

@pagan_god: Good info to know, thanks.

@carigis: They filmed the movie using, well, Film. That is to say, the original movie has no resolution. It's actual lines and curves burned into cellulose tape, not pixels. Because of this, the max resolution of the film is dependent on the technology used to capture and encode it. If you scan the film with a digital…

@FlyingPuppet: I'm sorry, but I wasn't trying to show my superiority, rather my kind of ho-hum specs for the typical Gizmodo 2010 reader. It's by no means a poor build, just not benchmarkingly good.

@Lübnäh: has an ümlaüt: x3.28i: Core 2 Quad 2.66Ghz, 4GB 667MHz RAM.

@Shadowjak: Yeah, most of the LH components were chosen because they were known to work flawlessly. The following don't really matter as far as hackintoshes:

5 Minute decompression?

@crazypills77: You want one? I need to sell my hackintoshed 10v, to buy an iPad, ironically enough.

@Shadowjak: I would not use the LifeHacker build. The guide is old and dated.

iPad FPS app N.O.V.A. is 90% off now.

@Gotlactose: zug zug

@Hasteur: Right now, arguably the best iPad FPS game, N.O.V.A., is 90% off, from $9.99 to $0.99.

@thewildebeest: *clears throat*