Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.5

Recently the Apple Inc. give a little glimpse of the successor to Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard). "Big Cats" of the rose has been identified as Snow Leopard. Constructed of toughness that has been tested on Leopard, Snow Leopard brings a new generation of multicore processor-based computing, the increase in terms of performance and position itself as a new quality standard. Snow Leopard also has clean by reducing the footprint on the system so that more efficient use of your disk space. As if to restore "disk space quota" user who has "seized" by the system. Not only that, Snow Leopard has been arming himself with a few key features, among others:

• Microsoft Exchange Support. Snow Leopard includes support capabilities out-of-the-box to Microsoft Exchange 2007 that will be integrated in Mail, Address Book, and iCal. This is great news!


• Multicore. Snow Leopard technology brings "Grand Central" multicore processors that enable the use of effective & efficient unmatched (for the moment possible; p)


• 64-bit System. The system that brought 64-bit Snow Leopard is theoretically possible to install the memory of 16 TB (500kali more than can be offered by current technology). The more RAM available, the sooner the application can run, right?


• Media & Internet. Using media technology that has been used previously by the OS X iPhone, Snow Leopard introduced Quicktime X. An application has been optimized to handle modern multimedia codecs, playback efficiency which makes it the ideal choice to play the media content.


• OpenCL (Open Compute Library). The developer will be spoiled by the efficiency of gigaflops of computing that had been blocked on the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). With him. OpenCL allows trillion-an-speed computing operations per second and bring back the main purpose computing.

System Requirements :
* CPU: Mac with Intel processor
* RAM: 1GB
* Storage: 10GB
* DVD drive for installation
Compatible * Internet connection for some features
* Apple's MobileMe Service.

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