OS X Lion is finally here! We already know that it’ll cost $29.99 from the Mac App Store in the US (App Store Link), and for the 250 features you get for your 30 clams, I’d say that’s a bargain. Here’s what it will cost around the world:
While Snow Leopard was available as a $29 upgrade for Leopard users as well, others had the option to purchase it in-store. This time around, all indications from Apple are that anyone running an earlier OS will be left out in the cold, although Apple will reportedly make a USB drive available with Lion on it for just $69.
Further, Mac OS X Lion Server is also available now, priced at $49.99.
The worldwide pricing stays close around the $30 mark. Here’s the full spread:
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Australia | A$31.99 including GST |
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Austria | €23.99 |
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Belgium | €23.99 |
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Canada | $29.99 |
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Denmark | DKK179 |
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Germany | €23.99 |
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Finland | €23.99 |
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France | €23.99 |
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Ireland | €23.99 |
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Italy | €23.99 |
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Japan | ¥2,600 |
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Mexico | $MN360 |
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Netherlands | €23.99 |
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New Zealand | NZ$38.99 including GST |
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Norway | NOK209 |
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Portugal | €23.99 |
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Spain | €23.99 |
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Sweden | SEK229 |
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Switzerland | CHF29 |
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UK | £20.99 |
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USA | $29.99 |
To find out what you need to do to get your computer ready for Lion, check out this awesome collection of tidbits we collected for you.
