This should come as no surprise, but Apple officially came out the victor in its case against Psystar. We could get into specifics, but it just seems easier to say that Psystar failed to get anything it wanted. Well, that’s what happens when you’re copying, modifying, and redistributing another company’s software without permission.
There’s still going to be a trial, as the courts need to determine, “Apple’s allegations of breach of contract; induced breach of contract, trademark infringement; trademark dilution; trade dress infringement; and state unfair competition under California Business and Professions Code ยง 17200; and common law unfair competition,” or, how bad will things really get for Psystar. The answer: terrible. It’s goodbye money, hello damage payouts.
Source: Groklaw
