Is this macbook going to be fit to update to Yosemite?
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So, to perhaps be more helpful to those looking for this answer, as I was: The specs for Yosemite require "MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer)", along with other features that this Mac has present. However, according to Everymac.com, this Mac is a mid-2007 model, and therefore would not support Yosemite.
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I send the Mac with OSX Mavericks. Amazon does not let Sellers Update Specifications on All Amazon Listings. I cannot speak for Other Sellers. The Finest Macbooks - http://www.amazon.com/shops/A38OB0VFIV6QC4/ref=aag_d_sh
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Yes, you should be good to go. I originally had a 2gb, but upgraded my memory to 8gb. The memory should have nothing to do with the screen. So long as you have the unibody aluminum 13" Macbook, you should be fine.
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Yosemite should run just fine, but you will want at least 8 GB of RAM, and 16 or more would be even better.
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It would not work on the MAC OS before Yosemite. I have not tried it on this release.
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Probably my friend, I'm using it on my late 2007 15'' MBP. Check out the specs inside the window "about this Mac".
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Yes. You can download the Mac Installer for OS X 10.10 Yosemite from www.pandawireless.com.
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Hi, I am using with a MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011) and Yosemite. So far, so good!
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Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I. Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my purchase. Good luck!!!
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According to the specs it runs Mac OS X 10.5.8, 10.6, 10.71 so you should be fine.
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Depends what release .... as of a couple of months ago, it did not yet support Yosemite OSX but it did support everything prior to that. If you do not see your operating system version in the product specs or on the companies website, it is not supported.
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Hello Leo, Yes it can run Yosemite; version 10.10.1, I loaded it on to the same computer over a month ago and it is running great.
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This Macbook has worked well for me, with no issues to speak of. I am running Snow Leopard, so I cannot answer how the newest software will work.
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NO... not going to happen. Macbook Air is the focus of the new releases. MBP updates will be 2 months to 4 months away
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Here are 2 sources -- looks like you can easily do this. The first link tells you the specs. The second shows you how to do the change-out http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1593?viewlocale=en_US&locale;=en_UShttp://support.apple.com/kb/HT1423?viewlocale=en_US#2
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nope, the retina macbook pros have soldered ram, there is no way to upgrade.
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It certainly is...I have the same model and it worked perfectly. Happy upgrading!!Addendum: If you're purchasing this to upgrade to Mountain Lion, I recommend that you also download one of the freeware memory checkers from the App Store. Even with the 4GB max RAM, OSX 10.8 is very demanding of the system's resources and you may need to clear your RAM from time to time for your system to be responsive. I usually clear the RAM 3-4 times a day, but I use some rather intensive apps. Cheers!