Leopard is the newest operating system that will be released by Apple on October 26, 2007.  As always, Apple insists you need it.  But, do you really?

For $129, Leopard will give you the following 5 new features:  Boot Camp, Time Machine, Parental Controls, a robust Desktop, and strong Spotlight search.   The price seems to validate going ahead to purchase Leopard for these nice features.

Can you run Leopard on your existing mac?  Yes, if you have at least 512MB RAM, 9GB of free hard drive space, and a DVD drive.

You may even save on a 5-license deal with Leopard.  You can buy 5 licenses for just $199. 

Overall, the price seems to be targeted well for swaying the fence sitters out there.  Seems like a worthwhile upgrade to us.

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