[UPDATED] MAC OSX 10.5 - available on 26th October

We know MAC OSX 10.5 'Leopard' is shipping this month, but earlier last week the Mac world was beginning to consider and ask, just exactly when in October Apple Inc will ship its latest operating system.

Today, Tuesday 16th October, www.macworld.co.uk reports that Apple is taking orders for the next iteration of its operating system, OS X 10.5 Leopard, on the UK Apple Store.

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The UK Mac expo www.macliveexpo.co.uk also runs 25-27 October, in London - and Apple will be at this UK Mac event, showing off 10.5 leopard on it's mini booth. I will be there to capture the moment and of course.. to get my hands on it too.

As Mac users worldwide wait for the Leopard to be released, the www.dailytechtalk.com team will keep you updated on it's schedule, and news of what other websites report...

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[UPDATE: 16/10/07]
Apple is taking orders for the next iteration of its operating system, OS X 10.5 Leopard, on the Apple Store. OS X 10.5 Leopard will cost �85 for a single user license and �129 for a Family Pack (five-users) and Apple states that the software will be ready to ship on 26 October. Apple has also confirmed the minimum system requirements.

They are:
- Mac computer with an Intel, PowerPC G5, or PowerPC G4 (867MHz or faster) processor
- 512MB of physical RAM
- DVD drive for installation

[UPDATE: 13/10/07]
Apple had expected to declare their upcoming Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard Gold Master this week. "Gold Master" status is given the final shipping version of the software which is sent to duplicators for distribution.

Based on our sources, Apple had not quite reached that goal, but today released an internal "GM candidate build" which could represent the final version of Mac OS X Leopard, if no other issues are found.

Apple has been working against the clock to get Leopard duplicated and shipped for an October release. October 26th has been noted to be planned ship date, and Apple has already been training support staff in anticipation of its release.

The Build number for the latest GM candidate is said to be 9A581.

[ORIGINAL NEWS STORY]
AppleInsider reports, that as of mid-week this week, Apple has not yet declared Gold Master status on any of its pre-release builds of the OS. While that may be the case, the report suggests 26 October will be the launch point for the new OS.

This could be great news for UK Mac users, who may achieve an early look at the new OS at the MacLive Expo at National Hall, Olympia, which runs 25-27 October.

www.macliveexpo.co.uk

While Apple isn't on the list of exhibitors for this year's event, many of its leading UK reseller partners are. This means that if the OS actually ships on 26 October there's a chance some Macs at the show may have the system installed by the Saturday, offering show-goers the potential opportunity to see the new OS.

AppleInsider reports Apple is gearing up for a batch of "significant announcements" scheduled to take place in the last week of the month, between 22-27 October.

The UK Mac expo www.macliveexpo.co.uk also runs 25-27 October, in London - so it might just be the place to be at, for the UK launch of the next gen OS from Apple!

In a separate report, AppleInsider also confirms Sun Microsystems' new ZFS filesystem will see some support in Leopard, but will become a mainstage player in future iterations of the OS.

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