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But Dell isn't claiming the computer is a macbook. Boundless is not claiming that their textbooks are the same as book <x>. Rather they say that they are suffic

But Dell isn't claiming the computer is a macbook. Boundless is not claiming that their textbooks are the same as book <x>. Rather they say that they are sufficient substitutes. That seems pretty fair to me. If I can't afford an iPhone, I can certainly go get a samsung look-alike (notwithstanding the design battle with samsung and apple before...).

benologist 15y ago
TFA is about what the textbook companies are claiming... and they are claiming "photographic paraphrasing". For the Dell analogy to be correct they'd have to be making these: http://www.zdnet.com/blog/apple/fake-airbook-is-the-best-macbook-air-knock-off-yet/11849 http://www.zdnet.com/blog/apple/fake-airbook-is-the-best-mac... http://www.macstories.net/mac/hey-my-fake-macbook-pro-runs-os-x/ http://www.macstories.net/mac/hey-my-fake-macbook-pro-runs-o...