I think there's a difference between running OS X on systems that
aren't supported by OS X but were licensed for Mac OS, and running it
on systems that have no connection however tenuous to Apple.
I would love to run OS X on a Thinkpad. I am completely underwhelmed by
Apple's laptops regardless of what processor they're using, and I would
happily pay a premium for an OS X license for a Thinkpad... but it's a
bit of a stretch to call it merely an unsupported platform.
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