If you’re a computer company, what on earth do you add to the sixth annual version of your operating system?
It’s not as though there are any glaring holes left. Nobody is still crying out for a better way to organize photos.
That’s the challenge that Apple faced in developing Mac OS X 10.5, code-named Leopard, which goes on sale tomorrow after a four-month delay. Price: $110 online, $190 for a family pack, or free on a new Mac. As Steve Jobs points out, for that money, “everyone gets the Ultimate version.” (That’s a swipe at Microsoft, which sells Windows Vista in at least five versions costing as much as $330 for the Ultimate).
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