Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 10th Jun 2009 22:44 UTC
With Snow Leopard finally been given a release date and a price, the comparisons with Windows 7 are starting to pop up all over the place, especially focussing on the price aspect of things. While Apple's move to price Snow Leopard at 29 USD for Leopard owners is a very welcome one, the move doesn't mean that Microsoft is getting a price beating from Apple.
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.. hardly any facts and a lot of gut feeling. This should be a blog post titled 'I don't like snow leopard because ..'
Are your statements based on first hand experience with both OS'? Subtle refinments like in Snow Leopard might be difficult to judge without any experience, because they don't have the 'all new' or 'bling-bling' marketing character but are in the end much more helpful than any 'cool new feature'. E. g. Dock-Expose looks like a useful refinment to me but is not "cool and new" because Mac user already know Expose. Compare this to the hype about the Win7 taskbar..