You are not violating the EULA when the computer has an Apple Logo on it, in fact ;) So if you're running a bootcamp installation of Win XP on an Apple computer you can install MacOSX in a virtual environment under XP, f.ex.
So let us assume that is what the asker wants to do for now.
There are several ways to run MacOSX on any x86 machine but you will have a hard time trying to install with the original MacOS DVD because that won't work, but there are several projects out there, that in fact _DO_ work (I did a test installation - for testing purposes of course, I deleted it afterwards immediately) and let you install MacOSX (although slightly modified bootcode, etc.) on any x86 hardware.
You might want to read something about that topic in my weblog:
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by: BogdanSUAPosted on 2008-10-06 at 22:38:19ID: 22656764
Not legally, you'd be violating the EULA for Apple.
08/06/13/e fix-wants- to-bring-o sx86- to-th e-masses/
But I do want to point you to this interesting article:
http://www.engadget.com/20
I can't say anymore. :)