I have the macbook on 10.5.8 with intel processor. I want to update that I have to do?
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Snow Leopard and Mountain Lion require an Intel processor. You can get details at the Apple website.
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Mine upgraded to 10.10.2 just fine, but I had to add some extra RAM to get it to run decently. This one is NOT "User Upgradable", so you'll have to find an Apple store to handle it, but boosting it to 8 Gig only cost an extra $99.
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Your Mac should run OSX 10.5 or later to be compatible. Also, your USB port should work.
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I have a Mac Pro running 10.9.4, I didn't update to 10.9.5, yet. For my version it works fine.
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Yes.There is a website by Apple that shows what can be updated and how to do it. I found this by googling "macbook pro memory replacement". Apple's support website was "support . apple . com / kb / ht1270". It lists the hardware that can be updated and how to make the update for each different model.
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I had a similar question, trying to figure out how far I can update my MacBook Pro. It definitely works on with mine now running 10.6.8--and that was easy, Plug and Play, to get it going. Apple had told me that I could not update past 10.6.8 and still get dial-up internet (which is all we have in our area), so I am interested in the replies that say it IS possible! Also wondering if it is still Plug and Play beyond the 10.6.8 point. I did not need to do any special installation with my 10.6.8 as suggested in the first answer I read at top.
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As long as your MacBook Pro meets this requirement: Supported Operating Systems Mac OS X v10.5 and above It should work just fine.
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I don't remember if it was pre-installed, but mine is currently running 8.3. It should automatically update to be current.
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they'll probably send you 10.6, but then you can update it through the software update menu. you'll need an internet connection.
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If you currently have Leopard (10.5) and want to upgrade to Snow Leopard (10.6) then you will need to have a Mac with an Intel processor, 1GB of Ram and 5GB of free space on your hard drive.
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I don't have a iMac. I think that the OS X v 10.5 leopard should be the same software for all macs. I have a Power Mac G4 and I really like the OS X version 10.5. Apple upgraded me to a OS X version 10.6. I do have problems with the 10.6 as I don't have the Intel card, so I bypass that part but like the rest. The instructions say that it's for Power Mac, iMacs, and Power Macs G5. I hope that this answers your question.
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I have an older 2008 MacBook and so far, it's working just fine for me! &lt;3
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I WAS USING 10.3 on my white macbook 5.2 and I wanted to upgrade to 10.8 and I had to upgrade to 10.6 before it would let me upgrade to 10.8. I went on amazon and found a used 10.6 which was about 1/3 of the price of 10.6 new. then I went to apple apps store and bought and downed loaded 10.8 and everything was fine.
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No it can not be upgraded pass version 10 however it works great and dose almost everything that new version of Mac do
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You can definitely jump over 10.4, as long as your machine is capable of running Leopard. I have done this on multiple computers at work, so yes, I can confirm that a 10.3 to 10.5 upgrade does work (just be sure to archive/install, not upgrade!)
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I was using it on a Mac but not recently so you would have to check that there is a driver for 10.8.
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download all the updates from the website first. then youll need to buy snow leopard from apple. if im not mistaken you can now download this update (for a fee) from their website. If not, order the disk directly from APPLE. DO NOT ORDER FROME HERE.