Mac OSX Leopard Mac OSX Leopard is a valuable upgrade to the MacOS which offers both visible and under-the-bonnet improvements to what was already a strong, stable and exciting operating system. The visible improvements to OS X are technical, aesthetic and practical. Aesthetically, Leopard offers a more subdued look, with better icons and more integration of animation. Most systems should experience a speed boost, as Mac OSX Leopard is 64-bit throughout. MAC OS X LEOPARD (FREE DELIVERY) Boot Camp (Run Windows on Mac) Front Row DVD Player Safari Web Browser Dashboard Automator Photo Booth iCal Parental Controls Accessibility The inclusion of the Time Machine backup system effectively re-enforces the reputation that the Mac offers a stable and safe out-of-the box product. The addition of an iTunes-like browser adds a further way to view folders. Mail also gets a makeover, with the ability to use templates, and to create your own. Quickview offers a new way to take control of your files, by instantly previewing many (but not all) file types. The dashboard benefits substantially from the ability to make a widget from any part of any web-page, on-the-fly. Finally, the Spaces function provides a welcome return to an older concept of virtual desktops. Core image has been improved, though it may be some time before major applications begin to exploit this. PDF support has been improved, as has connectivity with Windows SMB drives. Boot Camp. Run Windows on your Mac. Leopard is the world's most advanced operating system. So advanced, it even lets you run Windows if there's a PC application you need to use. Just get a copy of Windows and start up Boot Camp. Setup is simple and straightforward. Front Row. Put on a show. Front Row in Leopard works like Apple TV to play digital music, movies, TV shows, and photos on your Mac using the ultra-simple Apple Remote. Safari Web Browser. Now your favourite web browser is also the fastest on the planet. With page load speeds to rival every other major browser, Safari for Leopard also introduces a few new features to the mix. DVD Player DVD Player in Leopard probably boasts more features than the DVD player in your home entertainment system. And you don't have to leave your Mac to enjoy it. Dashboard Leopard lets you create your very own Dashboard widget from any website. And new .Mac syncing keeps all of your widgets on all of your Macs. Automator Automator brings remarkable speed to any task that's often repeated on your computer. Leopard adds even more muscle to Automator, making it easy to automate more kinds of tasks. Photo Booth Your built-in iSight or USB camera just begs to take your snapshot. Open Photo Booth--now built into Leopard--and have a little fun. iCal. Your schedule is clear. Leopard introduces a new look to iCal, along with an easier-to-use interface that makes scheduling and rescheduling a breeze. Add new group calendaring features, and iCal works better for business or pleasure. Parental Controls Simply give your kids a safer, r Mac experience. Accessibility New voice technology in VoiceOver, along with Braille support, Breakthrough Browsing, and extended keyboard capability, give users with visual disabilities more control over the Mac than before.