Oct 28, 2003 2:00 AM

Slideshow: The Panther Roars (in Pain)

A hapless Wired News reporter forgets to back up his hard drive while installing Apple's latest update to OS X, code-named Panther. The installation glitch leads to a world of hurt. A product review by Leander Kahney.

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