Apple has just released a major update to their operating system Mac OS X. The update is called Tiger. It has more than 200 new and innovative features that will make it tough for Longhorn to compete. "It gives you the most innovative, stable and compatible desktop operating system on the planet. Period." - says Apple's website. The Mac OS X Tiger has innovative desktop search technology that lets you find ANY kind of files with a blink of an eye.
Another interesting feature is the new Dashboard that includes numerous mini-applications like stock-watch, weather forecasts, business phone-books, currency convertors and much more.
Enchanced graphics, audio and security, this is just a small part of the features that the Tiger comes with. The cost of the Mac OS X Tiger is $129 dollars.
Microsoft is determined to release their new OS in 2006, but they will have hard time competing with the Tiger!
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