Legit VMWARE OSX on Win?

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I was wondering, is there a legitimate way to run OSX on my windows 7 64bit laptop? I ask this as I cant afford to buy two seperate laptops and my main priority is Windows 7 as I use it more intensively so I didn't want to have to run it in a virtual machine.

So is there a legitimate way to buy OSX and install on vmware so that I can develope Iphone applications?
 
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THere is no legit way

The EULA from Apple states that OSX can only be run on an Apple made machine
 
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Simply put, no there is not. You'll need to buy at least some kind of fairly-recent Mac.

It could be a new(ish) or refurb Mac mini, for example, well under $700 if you look around, or even an Intel Core 2 Duo MacBook of anything back to 2007 vintage. My 2007 machine would probably sell for $300 if that.

Another alternative that I personally think would be the best idea is to sell your Windows 7 64bit laptop, buy a Mac (your pick) and install Windows 7 64-bit on it.
 
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Simply put, no there is not. You'll need to buy at least some kind of fairly-recent Mac.

It could be a new(ish) or refurb Mac mini, for example, well under $700 if you look around, or even an Intel Core 2 Duo MacBook of anything back to 2007 vintage. My 2007 machine would probably sell for $300 if that.

Another alternative that I personally think would be the best idea is to sell your Windows 7 64bit laptop, buy a Mac (your pick) and install Windows 7 64-bit on it.

I got it for a really good deal, $1900 laptop for $900 (i7 2.7ghz 6bg ram.....) so yeah I'm not selling that.. Eh, Ill just ask my boss to buy me one and Ill make one or two apps but he will get a cut -.-
 
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hrmmm, well, if I baught a copy of OSX and installed via hacking the dmg to an ISO and made custom files for vmware would I be able to publish apps?? or does apple check hardware ID?
 

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hrmmm, well, if I baught a copy of OSX and installed via hacking the dmg to an ISO and made custom files for vmware would I be able to publish apps?? or does apple check hardware ID?

Sorry, we don't discuss illegal activity on this forum.

We're done here.
 
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