Mac OS X 10.6 will be released in September
Apple’s San Francisco conference provided information on when Mac OS X 7, which can be considered a competitor to Windows 10.6, will be released and what new features it will bring.
Mac OS X 10.6, codenamed Snow Leopard, announced at last year’s Worldwide Developers Conference in September this year, Before Windows 7 appear. Mac OS X version 10.5, Leopard, can be upgraded to Snow Leopard for $ 29, and the $ 49 family package allows the purchased operating system to be used on multiple machines. The so-called Mac Box Set includes not only Mac OS X version 10.6, but also apps called iLife \\ ”09 and iWork \\” 09, but it already costs $ 169.
Apple says Snow Leopard is based on Leopard, but about 10% of it has been left untouched. Installing the new Mac OS X is 45% faster than Windows Vista and takes up 6GB less space. Highlights of Snow Leopard include a 64-bit architecture, built-in Microsoft Exchange 2007 support, less resource-intensive QuickTime X, Safari 4 web browser, Grand Central for multicore processors and OpenCL for programming graphics cards.
