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Old 06-06-2011, 22:16   #3
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Re: Mac OS X Lion

The world's most advanced desktop OS? Seems a bit far-fetched to me...

$30 isn't a bad price, but wtf do I need to upgrade from 10.5 to show Leopard (at a cost of £26) to upgrade to Lion. Thieving gits.

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Interesting ... The low price suggests what I've suspected for some time now - that there actually isn't very much new in Lion other than the iPad-like app launcher and the front-and-centre placement of the Mac App Store.
It says it's got '250 new features', which indeed sounds like not much change at all...

Most likely just some new eye candy to keep the fanboys happy.
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