Sanglay eventually boots the thing up, and sure enough, macOS Big Sur is there. This might be because some things don’t seem to work properly (like the battery indicator), but at least Ike has proven that Big Sur runs on this machine. Ike has successfully booted the custom handheld PC into macOS, but unfortunately, as noted by The Verge, the YouTuber didn’t show much detail about how the system runs on it. With the hardware ready, the next step was to install macOS Big Sur just as with any other Hackintosh PC. There’s also a single fan inside to keep everything cool - because, you know, it runs on an Intel processor. To put everything together with the display, keyboard, and all the cables, the YouTuber used a special 3D-printed case. Ike used a LattePanda Alpha SBC (single board computer) with an Intel Core m3 processor, 8GB RAM, a 240GB SSD, and an Arduino Leonardo microcontroller. The internal hardware, as you might expect, is not exactly amazing - but it’s still PC hardware in a small device. has built a tiny handheld PC that runs the Intel version of macOS Big Sur, which is the latest available to users right now. Being able to install macOS on non-Mac computers is nothing exactly new thanks to the Hackintosh process, but a YouTuber decided to put Apple’s operating system on a rather unusual machine.
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