Silicon Valley: Apple CEO Steve Jobs previews ‘Longhorn’
Tuesday, June 29, 2004 - 09:53 PM EDT"The fifth major revision of Mac OS X won't arrive at market until the first half of next year (talk about a vague shipping date), but when it does, it will set a new standard in consumer desktops. At least according to Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who had his Reality Distortion Field™ cranked up to 11 at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco Monday," John Paczkowski reports for Silicon Valley.
"Among the 150 new features included in Mac OS X 10.4 , aka 'Tiger:' greater support for 64-bit computing; Spotlight, a system-wide search technology; Automator, a new graphical interface for scripting applications; RSS support; and Dashboard, Apple's, ahem, 'take' on Mac developer Arlo Rose's Konfabulator widget API. 'We think Tiger is going to catapult us even further ahead (of Microsoft) and drive the copycats crazy,' Jobs said. 'We're years ahead of Longhorn. The other guys have been talking about it, and we're doing it.' In addition to Tiger, Jobs uncrated 3 new Apple Cinema Display LCD monitors, the largest among them a 30-inch model priced at a checking-account-emptying $3,299," Paczkowski reports.
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