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Leopard Crouching to Leapfrog Tiger

It took Apple a few extra months to deliver than originally planned -- credit diverted development efforts to the iPhone for the delay -- but Apple's new Leopard OS X 10.5 operating system hit the store shelves Friday night, giving Mac geeks everywhere the chance to spend their weekends installing and learning the new OS, which boasts more than 300 new features. "I think this release overall will do better than Tiger. There isn't anything Apple has done that would induce people to hold off," Chris Swenson, NPG Group director of software industry analysis, told MacNewsWorld.
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