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Like most netbooks with Intel Atom processors, it turns out that you can install OS X on the Samsung NC10 netbook pretty easily by using a hacked version of the operating system designed for the MSI Wind U100. But while the processor and display resolution are supported out of the box, there are a few things that aren’t:

  • The USB ports
  • The WiFi card (although a driver may eventually be released that will solve this, or you may be able to swap out the WiFi card for a supported model)
  • The headphone port doesn’t work

On the plus side, the speakers do appear to work.

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5 replies on “OS X on the Samsung NC10: USB, WiFi not included”

  1. Interesting, but no USB is a deal killer. Something to watch though.

    1. No USB and WiFi would both be a deal killer. I wouldn’t be able to get my work done without WiFi. Yes you could hook this netbook up with a wired connection but if I had it I would prefer to work wirelessly.

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