Take Apple’s Mac OS X Leopard guided tour

Apple has posted a 27:37 minute online movie, “Mac OS X Leopard. A guided tour.”

Apple Retail Store employee “John” takes viewers through some of the most exciting new features found in the world’s most advanced operating system, including:

• Stacks
• Finder
• Spotlight
• Quick Look
• Time Machine
• Spaces
• Mail
• iChat
• iChat Screen Sharing
• Upgrading existing Macs to Leopard

The Leopard guided tour is available as a streaming movie (small, medium, large) and also as downloads for iPod, iPhone (108MB) and large (379MB).

Take Apple’s Mac OS X Leopard guided tour here.

31 Comments

  1. I’m running it now and it is the best thing ever.

    Oh yea, my laptop PC is so much zippier now, and a cool refeshing matte screen. Under $1000 and a 3 year warranty too.

    See you Macheads beat that with a Apple branded box.

    MDN Word “year” How appropriate.

  2. “I’m running it now and it is the best thing ever.

    Oh yea, my laptop PC is so much zippier now, and a cool refeshing matte screen. Under $1000 and a 3 year warranty too.

    See you Macheads beat that with a Apple branded box.

    MDN Word “year” How appropriate.”

    how do you think they pay to develop that great os you stole?

  3. @Follower
    you are so right!

    and why do they not have it in iTunes as a podcast ??? I just spent time to DL, and it “failed to compress”

    did you DL ? and did it need converting to play on your AppleTV ?

    it seems any video Apple puts out, they would make available thru iTunes, for us early adapters!

  4. I’m weary of doing that whole transfer thing for the following reason: After a while, your hard drive gets all gummed up and needs a fresh install, as in, zapping the hard drive, even writing zeros, and then proceeding with the install. I like to do it once a year and it absolutely increases performance on my PB G4 17″ 1.67.

    So, unless you’re highly unskilled when it comes to saving your own files while you zap your hard drive and reinstalling them after you install Leopard, yeah, stick with the transfer tool. It IS an incredible tool nonetheless.

  5. Mac mini with AppleCare = $748
    Samsung 204BW 20″ Widescreen LCD Monitor = $240

    Total = $988, with matte screen and 3-year warranty. Plus it’s got something your PC doesn’t, which is supported hardware for OS X. And better karma because the OS isn’t pirated ” width=”19″ height=”19″ alt=”wink” style=”border:0;” />

    Next?

  6. I have high expectations for Leopard, higher than for Tiger which I wasn’t too excited about. Unlike Tiger, Leopard appears to be a complete modern operating system, the architectural kinks are worked out, and all the necessary Core components in place and accessible in ways that are attractive to casual users, Windows users, enterprise and developers. Combined with the post-Intel transition/BootCamp atmosphere of strong gains in market share along with the support and marketing implications that come with that, I’m really expecting this release to be pretty solid right out of the gate. This is obviously going to be the biggest retail launch in Apple’s history. They’re gonna want things to go as smoothly as possible for the most users possible.

    So basically what I’m saying is it would be nice if I didn’t have to archive and install.

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