The world's largest operating system, Mac OS X incorporates one more version to that considerable number of benefits that has been accumulating since 2001. For those who do not know it, the pronounced Mac O-That Ten is one of the lines of computer operating systems what did you get Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), as a developer, marketer and seller. It is exactly the tenth system of the company (hence the X, which is the number 10 in Roman numerals).
Preceded by Leopard (leopard), the Tiger (tiger), the Panther (panther), the Jaguar (jaguar) and the Puma (puma), respectively, the Snow Leopard (snow leopard) is the sixth installment of this 'wild' operating system, known as Mac OS X. This latest version is really a renewal of the Leopard, since it does not integrate new functions but rather focuses on increasing the stability and security of its predecessor, integrating a set of technologies to use the advantages of multicore processors and optimize the execution of applications Mac OS X
La Snow Leopard was announced at a private conference at the Worldwide Developers Conference this year, however, its official launch is expected within a year. Among the features, it is worth mentioning Grand Central (a new set of technologies that provides compatibility with multi-core systems), its compatibility with Exchange Server 2007 de Microsoft, incorporation of the platform QuickTimeX for internet and multimedia playback, technology OCL (Open Compute Library), the extension of 64-bit technology from Mac OS X to cover a huge amount of RAM (supposedly up to a 16 TB limit) and the much touted weight reduction of the system in general, which according to Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), es "Even more efficient for the user, giving back valuable hard disk space for their songs and photos"However, the only image from the preview download (which is available to developers of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, members of the ADC) weighs no more and no less than 6.7GB, so such a reduction is still in between.
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Wow I want to try it! And that of the 16 TB is physically possible? I mean, is that until recently the TB seemed so far away and now this ???