Apple Store“Hot on the heels of my last report, Psystar has filed its Reply Brief in response to Apple,” dizzle reports for World of Apple.

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“Psystar asserts that copyright only governs copying and not restrictions on use,” dizzle reports. “Even at first blush, this appears absurd. I cannot play a non-copied movie for a public audience at a theater.”

dizzle reports, “Psystar conveniently ignores the fact that the case deal with hardware components (replacement parts).”

Full article here.

MacDailyNews Take: In Esperanto, Psystar means “mentally challenged.”

[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "Robert S." for the heads up.]

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