The Psystar shipping box isn’t very impressive.
The Psystar is shipped in two styrofoam frames inside a larger box with a metric ass-load of peanuts.
Inside the large shipping box is a anti-static bag with the accessories: software, cables and manuals.
I ordered the black case (the white model was backordered). It comes with plastic film on the front to protect against scratching.
The Psystar case is an Asus TM-210 (MicroATX) which retails for about US$55 from NewEgg.com
Time to pick it up off the floor 🙂
I couldn’t stand the clear anti-scratch film for another minute. So I peeled it all off. I immediately second-guessed myself and saved the film.
The Psystar’s front access panel features two USB ports, microphone and headphone jacks. The door is reasonably sturdy.
A peek inside the top access door reveals Psystar’s 20x DVD+/-R SATA drive.
A look at the Psystar’s rear panel.
A peek inside the Psystar Open Computer.
Another view of the inside of the Open Computer. You can click in for a larger picture.
Another view of the inside of the Open Computer. You can click in for a larger picture.
Another view of the inside of the Open Computer. You can click in for a larger picture.
Inside peek at the NVIDIA GeForce GPU and Hitachi Deskstar hard drive.
Another view of the inside of the Open Computer. You can click in for a larger picture.
Another view of the inside of the Open Computer. You can click in for a larger picture.
Another view of the Psystar Open Computer rear panel.
Ah, the familiar Apple logo. Time to breathe a sigh of relief.
Setting up a Mac OS X account looks familiar – and it is.
The familiar Mac OS X (Leopard) desktop.
About this Mac reveals a 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo with 2GB 667MHz RAM.
