Mac OS X Snow Leopard due August 28
Mac OS X Snow Leopard due August 28
Mac OS X Snow Leopard, the incremental update to which has been a topic of discussion for more than a year will finally be available on August 28, The Apple Store now says.
As an incremental upgrade for Leopard users, Snow Leopard will only cost $29.99 for a single user license and $49.99 for the family pack (five licenses.) Also, any Mac purchased after June 8th is eligible for a $9.95 upgrade. Pre-ordering is open today for delivery on Friday.
Among the refinements promised with Snow Leopard is OpenCL, the multi-processor technology which lets the graphics processor act as an additional CPU to speed up applications; support for Microsoft Exchange Server; updated QuickTime, 64-bit support, and multi-core optimization with Grand Central Dispatch.
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Re: Mac OS X Snow Leopard due August 28
Is that OpenCL something innovative or just a mac equivalent of nvidia's CUDA?
I like the price of this though...
At that price I'd pay for my windows upgrades. :P
Re: Mac OS X Snow Leopard due August 28
I have no idea, don't know my ass from my face on MAC's :lol:
