What is the difference between Apple OS X Leopard and Apple OS X Snow Leopard?

Snow Leopard's main features: -Smaller than Leopard. This is done by reducing the size of the programs that ship with the OS (Mail, iCal, etc). -Supports up to 16 TB of RAM.

TB = terabyte, which is a 1000 gigs. This theoretical limit of RAM is 500 times more than what is currently possible using today's technology. -Allocates processing more efficiently on computers running with a multi-core processor.

-There's a feature for programmers/developers called Open CL, allowing them to more efficiently use the Graphics Processing Unit. -Faster Javascript. Runs 53% faster in Safari.

For your second question: -Leopard sported over 300 new features, so I'll go into my favorite here. -You can use cover flow in Finder -Quick Look while in Finder. Click a file so it's highlighted, then hit Spacebar and you'll be able to look through the file (not folders or .

Dmgs, but . Doc, . Pdf, etc) without having to open the parent program.

-Time Machine is an automatic backup system. This is really only a great feature if you have a desktop, I move my Macbook around too much to stay wired in all the time. But it lets you back through your back ups in a graphically based way, you can even search for a file that you deleted last month if you have had Time Machine running for that long.

-iChat got new background for video chat, it's possible to have a conference call with video with 16 people. -Boot Camp is no longer Beta. It lets you partition your hard drive and install Windows on the partition.

Snow Leopard is to Leopard as Windows 7 is to Vista Snow Leopard is coming in order to clean up Leopard, speed things up, make it lighter, add performance features, etc. No major features have been announced and are unlikely. It looks to be all under the hood improvements.

The differences are mainly in the programming, instead of major cosmetic overhauls. Snow Leopard will cut down on the space needed for the actual operating system on the system, which is the reason for faster installation times, and it will also free up some space on the drive (you'd be surprised how much space an operating system takes up on the hard disk). Snow Leopard is also a 64 bit operating system, which will allow for more usable ram.

Increasingly, programs not originally designed with a graphics card in mind are using the parallel processing power of the many-cored graphics cards to increase performance and speed up slow tasks such as converting videos, rendering, working in photoshop. Snow Leopard will use the processing power of the graphics card to help run system utilities and everyday operations which will increase speed. Safari 4 is also included.

You can try early versions of Snow Leopard on a partition of your hard drive for yourself. I did earlier this year and it looks pretty similar, but I could see minor differences. Check thepiratebay for developer previews of snow leopard.

It looks like I need to answer your question without giving you a real answer, Unfortunately. Mac's webste says that Snow Leopard will "delivering a new generation of core software technologies that will streamline Mac OS X, enhance its performance, and set new standards for quality. " Obviously, that is not specific enough for curious Mac users.

According to Wikipedia, here are the changes users can expect: *Support for connecting to Microsoft Exchange 2007 *Faster installation times *Quicktime X with support for newer codecs *New programming technology known as Grand Central.

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