Mac OS X Big Cat

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Without a special warning, Mac OS X operating system made by Apple, known have very good graphics capabilities have aged a decade. Debuted a new formally made on March 24, 2001 and since then has been out several versions with a unique code name that is different types of big cats.
In the past ten years has been seven versions released and one is planned later this year. Each Cheetah, Puma, Jaguar, Panther, Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard, and Lion will soon follow. Originally the name of the code is used only for internal purposes, but instead became a familiar designation for Mac lovers.
Mac OS X itself is actually already been developed since 1994 with Copland project at Apple. Then the platform is incorporated into Apple's Rhapsody developer release after Apple acquire NeXT full of diriikan Steve Jobs in 1996. Rhapsody evolved into Mac OS X Server (Hera) in 1999. Public beta version with the name of Kodiak out 30 September 2002 and newly released six months later the first version to the public.
Here's the way Mac OS X from time to time.
Mac OS X Cheetah
Apple CEO Steve Jobs said Mac OS X as an important platform for Apple after the first Macintosh operating system revolutionized the industry in 1984. When launched 25 September 2001, the first version supported 350 applications including iMovie 2, iTunes, and AppleWorks 6.1. The price is 129 U.S. dollars at that time and used in the iMac, iBook, Power Macintosh G3, Power Mac G4, Power Mac G4 Cube and PowerBook.
Mac OS X 10.1 Puma
Apple first introduced the second version of Mac OS X in July 2001 at the Macworld event and the newly released 25 September 2011. This difference is probably the fastest version of its predecessor for only six months. Apple's increasing by the name Aqua user interface and expanded support for the media and devices such as DVD, MP3, CDs, printers, and digital cameras. The price of a unit of a license when it is also 129 dollars.
Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar
A third version was introduced in August 2002 but was only available in the market August 23, 2002. For the first time, the code name used in media marketing. There are 150 new features including iChat, junk mail filters, and better network technology. In the first week, sold 100,000 copies. There are two packages available for 129 U.S. dollars and five-person family package for only 199 U.S. dollars.
Mac OS X 10.3 Panther
The release of this fourth version of the excess of one year with the previous version due to be released October 24, 2003. There are 150 new features added to Mac OS X 10.3, among others Finder with one click access to files and folders, display features Exposé, and iChat AV for videoconferencing. There is also a version of Mac OS X Server 10.3. It cost 129 U.S. dollars while the server is 499 U.S. dollar for 10 clients and 999 dollars for unlimited number of clients.
Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
For the fifth version, the difference in time with the fourth version of a longer even more since coming out April 2005. However, there are 200 exciting new features like search function with Spotlight and Dashboard widgets that support for the first time.
Mac OS X Leopard
Leopard debuted in October 2007 with improvements in the file search feature with Stacks, redesigned Finder, Quick Look, and for the first time introduces Time Machine backups.
Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
Snow Leopard which appeared in August 2009 may be a massive update in the overall system because Apple said it had updated 90 percent of 1000 projects involved in the development of Mac OS X. The size is only half the previous version because enough with 7 GB storage media. Has supported 64-bit processors.
Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
The latest generation named Lion planned to be released later this year. However, Apple has distributed a trial version to some developer partners. several new features such as file-sharing technology to wirelessly AirDrop and redesign Mail application. Also there is Launchpad interface tool for displaying the display screen to Mac iPhone and iPad. This platform will also support full screen multitouch.