Max 2.8 said:
Thanks!
But, wow! Looks like not any machine can do that hur?
If you want to proceed with as little problems as possible, use a notebook with as similar a hardware spec (chipsets, video) to Apple's Macbook Pro as possible, or if building a Mac-clone, get a mainboard and processor with similar specs (esp. keep to onboard GMA 900/950 video chipsets) to what Apple is using for their Mac Minis and iMacs. It's really NOT going to be perfect, but heck, if you're fussy, might as well buy a real Mac ;-)
A single core powered Mac Mini is only around $1k these days. The Macbooks (i.e., iBook replacements) are rumoured to be coming on line pretty soon.
That said, an Intel D915GLVG mainboard and a Celeron D 331 (supporting SSE3) can be a pretty cheap combo for a DIY 'Mac' if you have other spare parts like RAM, drives, casing and PSU lying around, and you like to do it the macho way.
Up to OSX 10.4.5, this board appears to be very very problem free - as in no funny patches, all ports going in and out work. Not that powerful though unless you go for a higher spec CPU, or another Intel board and a dual core Pentium. Please choose the right chipset if you're planning to build one.