“Eight-core Mac Pros and the final unveiling of Leopard. That’s what’s in store at next month’s NAB event, according to our well-placed source,” T3 reports.
“Our man with his finger on Cupertino’s pulse says Leopard’s tracking for an April release, and is now all but confirmed for the NAB event,” T3 reports.
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MacDailyNews Take: You know, Tommy Flanagan told us at lunch today that… uh… Morgan Fairchild was going to introduce Mac OS X Leopard tomorrow morning at the, uh, at The White House! He and his… uh… wife… yeah, wife, Morgan, were just there… uh… last night. Yeah, having dinner with Steve Jobs and… uh… The Royal Family. Yeah, that’s the ticket! Tommy says he can’t tell us anything more for now or… uh… Apple lega… uh… The Secret Service will take him out.
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