Geek Swagger.
OSX Snow Leopard Pricing
Hot on the heels of the major announcement that Windows 7 upgrades will only cost $50 this fall, Apple has just announced that Snow Leopard upgrades will be even cheaper at just $29. Â The full retail box copy will cost $169.
I'm loving these cheaper prices on operating systems. Â Maybe the industry is starting to figure out that people won't pirate what they can actually afford?
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