Mac OS X Snow Leopard Preview
June 10th, 2008Mac OS X Snow Leopard is the next major software version which will replace the Mac OS X Leopard, and Apple gave a preview to developers about what is expected to power the next version of the very popular operating system. Mac OS X Snow Leopard promises to streamline Mac OS X, enhance its performance, and set new standards for quality, while reducing the footprint of Mac OS X.
Snow Leopard extends the 64-bit technology in Mac OS X to support huge RAM, up to a theoretical 16TB. It introduces QuickTime X, a streamlined platform that optimizes support for modern audio and video formats resulting in extremely efficient media playback.
OpenCL is another powerful Snow Leopard technology that will enable developers to tap the vast gigaflops of computing power currently locked up in the graphics processing unit (GPU). A new technology called Grand Central makes Mac OS X multicore aware and optimizes it for allocating tasks across multiple cores and processors, thereby improving computing performance. Snow Leopard will also include out-of-the-box support for Microsoft Exchange 2007 built into Mail, Address Book, and iCal.
Mac OS X Snow Leopard will surely set higher standards for the world’s most advanced operating system. Prepare for the Snow Leopard expected next year…
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sounds like an upgrade for professionals only. Still haven’t seen anything about snow leopard helping the casual user who doesn’t need a billion-million gigs of ram.
This a preview of the next version to be out next year.
Come on Felix, this update is for all mac users. I will make it simple. Your computer will be faster and more stable. It will use your hardware more efficiently.
I also hear that black point compensation has been fixed. This will make a big difference in PhotoGraphy and Software RIP’s on the Mac