August 26th, 2009 § 0 comments
I’ve got my copy of Snow Leopard pre-ordered, do you?
One delightful change: Snow Leopard takes up less than half the room on a hard disk that Leopard did, and Apple says the average user who upgrades will free up about 7 gigabytes of space. On my 2008-vintage MacBook Pro, I gained back a whopping 14 gigabytes. – Walt Mossberg, Apple Changes Leopard’s Spots
When was the last time you heard of a new OS install that took less than the previous version? Apple does more by doing less. Again.
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