Difference between snow leopard and lion?

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Difference between OS X Lion and Snow Leopard?

OSX vs Snow Leopard.

Can any of you experts, please help me understand what they are and how they are different. Images and well explained solutions is appreciated.

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Difference between snow leopard and lion?

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We may define an Active Directory as a examination that is provided by Microsoft that records data about things in a network so then the data can be readily made accessible to particular persons by a logon procedure and network administrators. By the use of an Active Directory, it is easy to check out a whole series of network from at one point and gain a generally hierarchical sight of the system.
 
It performs a diversity of errands that comprise of generating  information on matters such as hardware and printers and errands for the ending consumers on the system such as Web email and other applications. To generate an vigorous address register, one may require:
 
1, assets; which comprise of hardware such as printers and computers,
 
2, services for end consumer such as network post servers and 3, object;  that are the major work of the area and system.
 
 It can advantage an office where there are 35 systems in that, If one is a computer overseer, one can with no trouble bring up to date all end users PC with innovative software, patches and records.
 

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Difference between snow leopard and lion?

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OS X Lion is Apple’s new operating system. ITunes works faster on Lion, presumably because it’s been optimized to work with the new operating system in advance. It costs about $30.
Snow Leopard is the code name for the operating system Mac OS X version 10.6, developed by Apple before Lion developed.
 
Below are the following tests that were performed on a 2.66 GhZ iMac with 4GB of RAM and a 1TB hard drive, connected to the
Internet over WiFi at a maximum speed of 60mbps.
 
Lion (10.7.0) Snow Leopard (10.6.8)
Boot 1:32 1:25
Compress a ~900MB File 0:51 0:59
Decompress a ~900MB File 0:10 0:09
Duplicate a ~900MB File 0:09 0:09
Encoder a Movie for iPhone in Quicktime X 0:56 0:53
Launch 9 Applications 0:59 0:37
Open 10 Tabs in Safari 0:15 0:17
Total Time 4:43+ 4:29
 

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