Apple Snow Leopard Family Pack for Mac - MC224ZA

Full Version, Platform(s): Mac; Standard License, Package Type: Retail, DVD-ROM, MPN: MC224ZA

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No reason NOT to buy this if you have an Intel Mac!

by kingtj, Feb 7, 2010

Pros: Good, solid release at a low price. Upgrade is easy to do.

Cons: PowerPC Mac owners can't use this one.

The Bottom Line: Good, stable OS X upgrade that focuses on performance instead of "eye candy". If you have an Intel based Mac, get this one!

Review: I've been a Mac user since around 1999-2000, when I purchased a dual G4 processor based Mac tower, a ...

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Thoroughly Unannoying

by lawman67, Dec 22, 2009

Pros: Fast and stable, a no-brainer upgrade for all Intel Macs.

Cons: It doesn't do the dishes

The Bottom Line: Not perfect, but EXTREMELY close.

Review: Earlier today, I posted a review of Microsoft's new Windows 7 operating system. In ...

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A stable and very user-friendly operating system for macintosh users

by jaraya, Dec 21, 2009

Pros: User-friendly, quite stable, great performance, great functions and utilities incorporated

Cons: The 'help' section could contain more information

The Bottom Line: Excellent product for macintosh users as it gives you a safe and stable environment to work from.

Review: Being a former pc user, I have recently converted to Apple (nearly a year now), purchasing a G4 powe ...

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Where's the Beef?

by nad_masters, Oct 2, 2009

Pros: Most built-in apps are 64-bit, under-the-hood improvements, Dashboard Expose

Cons: Pretty much the same on the surface, most users will not notice the difference.

The Bottom Line: With the GUI being the same, and very few noticable new features, we'll just have to take Apple's word on that there were under-the-hood improvements.

Review: With Windows 7 on it's way in, Apple released a "new" MacOS X version to try and take the steam away ...

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