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Originally Posted by Chris
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.
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Well I for one love Lion,
Apple as always been good to work with, and very stable, Lion improves this, all my macs now have Lion on so the £20.99 I paid is well worth it for me
Gestures are fantastic if like me you use a Trackpad (I stopped using a mouse some time ago)
I have "Mail" "Calendar" "Safari" and "Contacts" all running permanently in full screen, swiping between them is seamless, so easy
I suppose you have to understand a Mac to fully appreciate this new upgrade it is a major one, I work all day on Documents of various kinds
Its so nice not to have to worry about saving them at incremental stages, as Lion will do this in the background, even showing you past edits just in case you wanted to change back
The reader is fantastic, if you are reading a news story on say the" Daily Mail",one tap and all the adverts a have gone
And you have a PDF doc, with the article you want to read ad free, you can even compile a reader list and the articles will be saved for you to read later
So I like the update, but then again I like all things Apple, and have always be willing to pay for the Apple Quality,
My Mac's and Apple Software never give me any problems, and are a joy to use
