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Apple's Mac OS X 'Tiger' vs. Microsoft's Windows 'Longhorn' | |
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| Time: 21:47 EST/02:47 GMT | News Source: Mac Daily News | Posted By: Erick Cordero | ||
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"Unlike Microsoft, Apple is talking up Tiger's more than 100 new features big-time. The new operating system will come with something called Spotlight, which will allow any file or document on the hard drive to be instantly found, much as a user does a Web search," Wendland writes. "Tiger has speed improvements, networking enhancements and new video display and editing features, too. With around 5 percent of the personal computer marketplace, Apple has nowhere to go but up, and Tiger -- capitalizing on the company's new hip status -- is going to generate a lot of buzz. Longhorn, meanwhile, will hit a marketplace already dominated by Windows. Microsoft is going to have to dig into its very deep pockets to convince people that it's worth the hassle." | ||
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