Company builds 'knock-off' Apple MacBook that runs Windows 7 It looks like a Mac, feels like a Mac, but runs Windows. The computer is a dodgy knock-off from K.O Gadgets Source: Supplied A company with plenty of guile and chutzpah has created a knock-off computer that looks like a Mac but runs Windows. The computer, dubbed the "Airbook," looks almost exactly like Apple's MacBook air, except it runs on Windows 7. It sports an 1.8GHz processor, 13.3" high-def LEF backlit display and 32GB of storage. It even has a glowing Apple logo on its front. The company called "The KO Store" was selling the product for $499. That is before it was shut down. Or something. According to the website the product has been discontinued. Whether it really ever shipped in the first place is questionable. Comparison images show that you could barely tell the real from the fake. No doubt neither Apple nor Microsoft were pleased. Here's the real and fake computer side by side. You can barely tell the difference - until you open the computer. It is actually possible to have dual operating systems on Microsoft or Apple computers, but it takes some real work to do it, and the result is seldom satisfactory and often causes bugs and crashes and slows down the overall operating speed. However, if you do attempt to install a competitor's operating system on your computer, your warranty may be voided and you may not qualify to claim under insurance should anything go wrong.