Th legal grey area answer is to buy a Retail Mac OSX install and then install a virtual hackintosh in one of the visualization packages available for windows. H

Th legal grey area answer is to buy a Retail Mac OSX install and then install a virtual hackintosh in one of the visualization packages available for windows. Hackintosh as it is known, is a series of patches and configurations to OSX to get it to run on non Apple hardware. There has been a lot of debate about it as Apple claims that OSX should only be legally run on Apple hardware while others like the EFF argue that if a person buys the OS they should be free to chose how they run it. It is a grey area and I don't know if any legal challenges have been made on the subject. I do know that their was a company making Hackintosh computers that Apple sued but they got them on a technicality on how they where installing the OS IIRC.