Apple has released the final beta of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion to developers. The GM releases is highly recognized to be the almost finished, and pretty close to the public version of any software Apple has released. At last months keynote, at WWDC 2012, Apple announced that Mountain Lion would be released sometime in July, so it looks like they are right on schedule.
There is no change log for the GM, but we can assume almost all the new features are included in this release. I’m sure, as developers get there hands on it, we’ll learn more.
OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion goes on sale later this month for $19.99 in the Mac App Store.
[via 9to5Mac]
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wonder what the system requirements will be.
Well, you’ll need a Mac. Bwahahahahahahahahahah…..
Since when? I build up my own PC and got OSX running fine and stable and faster even with better hardware then apple delivers you for 40% of the costs.
So why would you need a mac?