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I haven't sat down and really toyed around with Mac OS in a while. Is this upgrade going to be worth it? Would October be the best time to buy a Mac?
http://www.apple.com/macosx/leopard/
Movie linkApple.com wrote:The biggest Mac OS X upgrade ever, Leopard features 300+ innovations. Explore the Mac of the future today. Arriving in October.
October would be a great time to buy a Mac...
...October 2099.
YearOfTheLinuxDesktop
Seven of Niner! Resistance is Futile!
JonesJ wrote:October would be a great time to buy a Mac...
...October 2099.
I guess I'll wait until 2100.
Massif
aim stupidly high, expect to fail often.
JonesJ wrote:October would be a great time to buy a Mac...
...October 2099.
RandyRants
RandyRants.com
300+ innovative features but are they good features?
Remeber kids, Innovation != AutoMagicallyGoodness
Clippy was innovative. See how that turned out.
mVPstar
I'm white because I smelt an onion.
RandyRants wrote:300+ innovative features but are they good features?
Siyavash wrote:If there was a "true" competition for Windows, the market would act on it.
Siyavash wrote:Will it finally be possible to resize the windows from all corners and sides?
I would love to know what is thinking behind this. It is one of the most irritating things about the GUI (apart from the single menu sitting at the top of a 24-inch monitor, miles from anywhere).
Bas
It finds lightbulbs.
So, all hating aside, what do people think of the new features in Leopard? Compared to Tiger, not to Windows or other operating systems.
blowdart
Peek-a-boo
Bas wrote:So, all hating aside, what do people think of the new features in Leopard? Compared to Tiger, not to Windows or other operating systems.
stevo_
Human after all
I quiet like some of the Leopard features, the 'OS X Previewing Framework' is quiet nice, if not ripped off from Vista's.. but I think they polished the UI experience a bit more..
One is flicking through various items, and finding a video, the video starts to play, and the user clicks on it, instantly it zooms up to take full screen control.
Sure.. Vista does this, but if theres something Vista still lacks, its the general animation and blending OS X has with its 'explorer'.
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