Why I buy this one ?
- Advanced OS combines power and stability of UNIX with elegance of Macintosh.
- Fast Web browser with built-in RSS support; easy-access Dashboard.
- iChat AV brings multi-way video and audio conferencing directly to Desktop.
- Plug in nearly any device, plug into any network; no configuration, no hassle
- Breakthrough new desktop search technology; uncluttered workspace.

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PCMONDE offers this stuff with condition New, new for:

Price : $289.99 Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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What our customer's say!

"Mac OS X Tiger", I am holding onto my G4 Mac. Don't need a G5 to change my whole life and cause me to upgrade thousands of dollars worth of software applications just to conform to the new OS for the G5. Everything seems to work fine right now, so why would I need to change anything? Tiger OS System takes care of everything for me and after 25 years of computers, I don't need to upgrade to something that has to have all the bugs worked out for the next 2 years. I think Apple is more concerned about iPods than making a better Macintosh. I visited an Apple store in Ft. Lauderdale and could not get help with information about the new G5 computer. They just tried to sell me an iPod. The iPod is the last thing I will need on this earth.

"Mac OS X 10.4.6", I upgraded OSX 10.3.9 without a hitch....well I did have to rework a few items (drivers for my 2496 sound card and a few apps.,etc...) to function however it wasn't that bad. After upgrading I can now use my wireless network printer. (Yuppie!) This OS kind of looks the same as 10.3.9 but it has many new features I like and use. I highly recommend it.

I mainly use my computer for Music (Digital Performer 4.6) and home video projects (Finalcut Pro 4.5HD) I also use it for surfing the Internet, Design and Word documents among many other things. My Mac is and has been the main item of my home recording studio. (G4 800 Quicksilver) I am very happy so far with this upgrade and recommend it to all G4 users waiting.

Hope this helps,

mvh : )



"Great product and great service from John Kreutzer", I was upgrading Pro Tools (recording software) and needed to upgrade my Apple Mac operating system. This was exactly what I needed. After ordering I was waiting for both this software and the Pro Tools upgrade. I was getting anxious since I was ready to begin recording again (haven't in about a year and a half). Anyway, I sent an email to John Kreutzer (the third party vendor I was ordering from). He was exceptionally kind and answered letting me know it had shipped a few days before and that I should get the software the next day. Well, low and behold, it was at home when I got there that night. A day before promised!!! That's refreshing these days. It installed with no problems and I updated from Apple any patches that have come out since then. It works flawlessly and I am happily recording again and thoroughly enjoying myself.

I would highly recommend this to anyone that needs this upgrade. In this case, Pro Tools has not certified it's product with Leopard yet so this was best for me.

My thanks to Amazon and to John for making it happen timely.

Doug

"Just what I needed", Needed this upgrade, tried several places to get it including Apple but found it here.
Was everything advertised, came promptly and I am completely satisfied.

"Buggest software around", Unreliable software. It hangs up frequently. iCal is the worst scheduling program on the market. Expect it to duplicate events every time you sync with your phone. On a related note. Expect to pay for 3rd party software in order to sync your phone if its not a iphone.

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"Pleased with Tiger", I always dread the updates on my computer, because it's Murphy's Law for me. Something always goes wrong. However, I was very pleased with Tiger. I followed the instructions and installed it without a hitch. I'm thrilled with the new "goodies", too. I like Dashboard that allows me to check up on the weather, time, and other options at the click of a button. I use the dictionary and calculator often, because they are so easy to access. Mac did a nice job on Tiger 10.4.6.

"Less Stable, but more features", Unfortunately, while Apple continues to try to find ways to make this OS unique, it has been breaking some things that worked. The printing function has been especially poorly supported during the 10.4.x sequence. Problems that never surfaced in Panther in print functions are now frequent. Most other functions seem to work OK. Since I am not surfing 90% of the time like a lot of other folks, but crunching numbers, I do see a lot of the solidity of the OS. I just wish they'd stop breaking things that worked before. Networking is solid and adding new HW is a snap. The frills associated with internet and related communications are non-integral for me.

"Another good OS", I upgraded my mini to Tiger and haven't finished learning the new features. The dashboard is nice, and more useful than I expected.
I'm a little disappointed that the upgrade seems to have broken my file sharing with the Windows systems in our home. That is, I cannot connect to shares that are on the Windows systems. These shares did work before the upgrade. I'll fix this when I get a chance; I don't need to share files that often with the Windows systems anyway.

I was happy with 10.3, and I'm happy with 10.4. I expect this stuff to work and it does!

"Absolutely not accessible", I have had a Mac for several years but have not been able to use it lately. I also have a PC which, because Windows is so unreliable and unmaintainable, basically compelled me to try the Mac again by installing OS X Tiger and hoping the Apple had improved their accessibility for epileptics.

Specifically:
1) Allowing to disable blinking caret
2) Allowing to disable useless spinning icons during startup and when busy
3) Allowing to disable totally useless "ripple" in progress bars

People with photosensitive/pattern sensitive epilepsy MUST have an absolutely QUIET screen all of the time with absolutely none of the above. All this idiot blinking/rippling/scrolling make the Mac absolutely inaceessible.

I have to give up on Apple once and for all. It is a waste of time hoping for real accessibility from this company. Almost $10,000 investment down the drain for no reason other than stupid marketing gimmics as that is all the above are.

BTW, Windows is BARELY accessible with the meaningless progress bars with the relatively rapidly moving progress indicator that moves back and forth ( and conveys no meaningful status other than the computer is still powered up since it does not indicate any progress at all ) and their various worthless animations such as when you copy files. Despite the fact that Windows is a terrible system I am stuck with it.

Sorry if this is not as well written as it should be but right now my brain has been juiced from Apple induced seizures.

"System Update", This is a product that I actually N-E-E-D-E-D in order to keep up with the technology required to operate my new Epson Scanner & Printer. Over and above that there are too many features to address specifically that make my Mac work faster.