So THAT’S Where Leopard Went

April 12, 2007 by Geeks are Sexy | 5 comments

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The TUAWs guys broke this earlier. Seems the Apple marketing machine is dribbling so much drool about the iPhone that Apple can’t take any chances on the little sucker coming out late. And since they also seem to be having geek trouble with it, they decided to do what most managers do when they have geek problems: Throw more geeks at it. And since there are a finite number of geeks in Cupertino, the Orchard got more from the only place it could, the Leopard tree. Means we don’t see Leopard until October at the earliest.

If I were really vindictive, I’d go back and dig up all the nasty comments Apple employees made when Microsoft had to delay Vista. But I’m not.

Ask anyone.

Really.

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5 Comments »

Comment by Kiltak
2007-04-12 16:21:17

Awesome pic oliver :)

 
Comment by Oliver
2007-04-12 16:24:27

PowerPoint 2007 — a blogger’s quick effects dream.

 
Comment by Bob
2007-04-12 16:42:56

Usually, I don’t bash MS, but just to head off comparisons, Vista was not only released several years late (only 1 year for Leopard), but Microsoft also had to remove key components (WinFS anyone?) from it so they could release it at the time they did.

 
Comment by Chip
2007-04-13 14:56:50

Great graphic, Oliver!

 
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