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Time Machine
Spaces
+ lots of other stuff.

why not just have a browse around here to see all of the things for yourself.
 
Spaces - multiple desktops (like virtuedesktops)
Timemachine - intuitive backup
Resolution independence - things are bigger, but not blurrier
Secret features...
Boot camp (not beta)
(Probably new version of) photobooth, front row
Core animation
 
Jaguar (Mac OS X 10.2) supposedly had 129 features for its $129 price. Maybe Leopard will have the same number.

Of course, the number of interesting features is always less!
 
Leopard will be different in that it will require:

1) Exclusive 2 year Cingular service contract
2) It won't do any VOIP because Apple wants to force you to use Cingular
3) And it will not play any video unless it's purchased from iTunes

It seems like steve has turned to the dark side. He and Apple now seem to be working for Cingular and Disney. So sad :( So sad :( So mad:mad: So mad:mad:
 
Will my iBook G4 with 1GB memory handle Leopard?

Yep, what graphics card do you have? If it's the 9550 you'll get all the fancy eye-candy too. If it's an earlier build everything will still work but it won't be as flashy.
 
Yeah...

What will be new?

Not to be a complete dick...but have you thought about maybe checking out a little website called apple.com? I'm sure you might be able to find SOMETHING on there about it.
 
Not to be a complete dick...but have you thought about maybe checking out a little website called apple.com? I'm sure you might be able to find SOMETHING on there about it.

Not to be a complete dick... but like 2 other people have already posted this, WITH links...
 
I understand that Leopard will give the Finder a mayor facelift, not just visually. A new UI is supposed to be due as well, more unified than Tiger

Everyone hopes Finder will get a facelift...

No hard info on the subject either way. People were kind of wanting to get details about Finder and the UI at MacWorld.
 
OS X isn't like Windows, where a new version needs 10X the hardware to run. Get out of the Windows mindset...you have a Mac. :)

--Eric
 
With each OS update (10.1, 10.2, 10.3, 10.4) OS X has run faster and faster, especially on new hardware.

Only OS X was slower than OS 9 it replaced.
 
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