Filed under: Desktops, Laptops

Well, today’s the day that the EFiX folks promised their magical OS X-installing USB device would be available to the general PC-going public and, judging from the company’s website at least, it seems like it’s no more readily available than it was yesterday. The company has at least put up a product page for the desktop version of the device (pictured at right), however, as well as some non-working urls for promised laptop and PCI versions of the device — not to mention an intriguing

(also non-working) link for “complete systems.” They’ve additionally helpfully provided a list of compatible hardware, which looks to be extensive ample (assuming it all is, in fact, compatible). Feel free to post in comments whether you’ve actually manged to get an order in one way or another, and we’ll be certain to let you know whether we take in anything more.

[Thanks, Scientist]

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Original post by Donald Melanson