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Apple Sends Out WWDC Teaser EMails

Apple has sent out brief teaser emails to developers inviting them to WWDC 2007. The email reads:

See the future.
Then take it home with you.

The Leopard beta. Available first at WWDC.
At the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, we're planning to show you a feature-complete version of Mac OS X Leopard, and you can take home a beta copy. Be the first to get your hands on the Leopard beta and get a huge head start on development. Register now for WWDC 2007 -- it's your ticket to the future of Mac OS X.


Apple had previously announced that they would be providing a "feature-complete" version of Leopard at WWDC. "Feature-complete" presumably indicates that Apple would finally be revealing the "secret" features that they have been hinting at for months.

In the email, Apple also lets developers know that they had extended early registration until May 11th.

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62 months ago


Just got an email about it today from ADC. Not sure if it was mentioned before:

:apple: http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/
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62 months ago
It has been mentioned before. I hope that there actually are some Top Secret features for them to show us.
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62 months ago
For those interested; here's the whole thing:
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62 months ago



Just got an email about it today from ADC. Not sure if it was mentioned before:

:apple: http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/


For those interested; here's the whole thing:


Ok I'm confused.I got the second one but the first one is different.Why ?
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62 months ago
Will we be able to get our hands on the 10.5 beta if we are not able to make it to WWDC? I would love to test it, but I don't want to spend $500-$600 for a Leopard starter kit.
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62 months ago

Will we be able to get our hands on the 10.5 beta if we are not able to make it to WWDC? I would love to test it, but I don't want to spend $500-$600 for a Leopard starter kit.



I'm sure some kind soul will make it available somewhere on the Internet. :)
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62 months ago

Will we be able to get our hands on the 10.5 beta if we are not able to make it to WWDC? I would love to test it, but I don't want to spend $500-$600 for a Leopard starter kit.


Not legally...and if your machine goes in for repair with Leopard beta on it, you're not in a great situation.
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62 months ago

Ok I'm confused.I got the second one but the first one is different.Why ?


The first is from the ADC website and the second is the actual email.
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62 months ago
Hmmm.. US$1,295.00 for a Leopard Beta, when I can have it for free in 6 months?

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62 months ago

Hmmm.. US$1,295.00 for a Leopard Beta, when I can have it for free in 6 months?


How would you get it free? You will still have to pay for it. Either the (most likely cost) $129 for the boxed version, or included in the cost of a new Mac.
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