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Apple announced on Monday during its 23rd annual Worldwide Developers Conference that its Mac operating system OS X Mountain Lion will be priced at $19.99 when it ships in July.
Apple exec Craig Federrichi told conferences attendees that those who buy a new Mac will receive a free Mountain Lion upgrade.
"This is for upgrades from Lion and all the way from Snow Leopard, and it will upgrade all of your personal Macs," Federrichi said.
The exact date in July was not noted.
In February, Apple released a developer preview of OS X Mountain Lion, which is the ninth major release of Mac's operating system. The update brings a slew of apps and popular features from the iPad and iPhon Continue reading...
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