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 Testing the Mac OS X Public Beta? We’d love to hear what you think. |
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 Get your copy of Mac OS X Public Beta directly from the Apple Store. |
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  With Mac OS X featuring numerous advances, it’s the job of the new Finder to ease your transition to the next level of computing. Navigating your Mac and the Internet has never been easier. |
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 Mac OS X combines a host of powerful features and technologies — plus iTools, Sherlock and QuickTime TV — to give you more of what you want from the Internet. |
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 The killer app of the Internet gets compelling new features and capabilities. It’s called Mail, and it’s a full-featured email application built from the ground up as an integral part of Mac OS X. |
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 Under the appealing, easy-to-use interface is a rock-solid foundation — an industrial-strength core OS engineered for stability, reliability and phenomenal performance. |
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 The Aqua interface brings your Mac to life with color, depth, translucence and fluid motion — and keeps you on top of things with continuous visual feedback. |
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 The open source community helped bring you the core OS. Feel free to pitch in and contribute your programming talents. |
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 Based on the portable document format (PDF), Quartz delivers on-the-fly rendering, anti-aliasing and compositing of PostScript-strength graphics. |
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 Check out the latest applications that are Built for Mac OS X and Classic compatible. |
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 “Mac OS X is going to be one of the best platforms for doing Web development,” said Macromedia’s Tony Campitelli during Steve Jobs’ Seybold keynote. |
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 The search for intelligent life beyond Earth just got easier. |
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 A single tool that bravely handles all your audio playing needs? Meet Audion. |
Apple’s OS X Looks Like a 10
“I think every Mac user should give OS X (pronounced OS Ten) a serious look. It incorporates several new technologies that will not only make your Mac run faster and more reliably but will simplify computing. Besides, it’s really cool — just what you’d expect from Apple … With OS X, Apple is actually leaping ahead of Linux and Windows…”
— Charles Haddad, BusinessWeek online
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