What, it ain't gonna be ready for release in June? Somebody find out how much it will cost to lure Allchin out of retirement.

The windows shown have a similar but very different feel when compared to current brushed metal and unified windows in OS X Tiger windows and Leopard preview windows. Note the beveled edges, the rounded corners, the feel that the contents of the window are sunken in a bit, etc. Some have speculated that Apple is completely re-doing the UI in Leopard and they point to the lack of major changes to some apps, especially Finder, as evidence of this.

Could this be the "new" look of Leopard windows? Or am I just reading too much into this?

Discuss.

Hey your right it is beveled, I didn't notice that until you said it. I think that'd be cool is that was the look for the whole OS, like all the infor was sitting inside the window, instead of just inside a top and bottom border.

beveled as a click-area for window resizing using all four edges?

Ick, I don't want my windows to look a relish dish. And the tiny surface area exposed by the bevels would make a tough target for resizing.

Those calendar pagers might be indicative of something, but I doubt it's the new look of windows in Leopard. There is zero functional reason to give windows the appearance of being slightly concave and lots of reasons why you wouldn't want to do that.

Get serious. Do you people actually think Leopard is going to look like that? It looks like a calendar widget to me. And an ugly one too. Not like a regular MacOSX UI window.

It's just an ad...