Vista vs. Leopard: Battle of the New Features
Leopard introduces lots of new apps and interface features to Mac OS X. How does Vista match up?
Eric Dahl, PC World
Leopard's Finder Takes a Cue From iTunes
Leopard wouldn't be much of a Mac OS update if Apple hadn't significantly altered Finder. The updated Finder includes the iTunes Cover Flow interface, which lets you scroll through thumbnails of your pictures, videos, documents, and folders. It's an interesting addition, but it could use some tweaking. Performance on older systems isn't exactly swift; and all folders use the same icon, regardless of the files inside them.Upgrade to IE 8
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