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I think you would have to purchase the hardware from Mac. The reason Mac lost out to the IBM arch was, you had to be licensed to develope and make hardware for a Mac. IBM let anyone make hardware for their arch.
You might also want to take a look at PPC emulation with PearPC it's still in development and alot of things don't work yet, so it's more of a hobby project right now.
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actually you can definitely build a mac from scratch.....kevin rose from the screen savers (TechTV) posted a guide on it a while ago....it was a 1.8 ghz g4 and from what i remember, it ran verrrry smoothly...let me try to find that article for you
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