can this MacBook be upgraded to Yosemite OS
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Yes, I have upgraded mine and also switched my hybrid HD for the MX100 SSD. No hassle at all.
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I currently have a fully operational MacBook Pro MB470LL/A (15-inch, Late 2008) running OS X Yosemite. The MB604LL/A as the one you described is a 17-inch, Early 2009 MacBook Pro. All of them belong to a generation of MacBook Pros called "aluminum unibody" (powered by Intel Core processors) which are the 2nd generation of MacBook Pros. I do not foresee any reason why the MB604LL/A won't work on OS X Yosemite.
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The pre-owned mac I own can handle any of the current operating systems. If your mac has enough speed, it should be able to run anything. Take the specs on the model you are aiming to buy and run it by the Yosemite minimum requirements page. That will be a sure fire way to know.
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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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No one has responded. My tech expert son believes that we will be able to do it. We will try this afternoon. I will hopefully be able to update you on our progress. Only other issue is that I do not have sufficient memory on my MacBook Pro right now...so we will try to transfer "through" the Mac to an external hard drive.
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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'm sorry I'm not qualified to answer. This is my first Mac and I'm just not familiar with past models.
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Probably, yes, since the current Macbook Air has the Intel HD 5000 graphics. But possibly you'll have to patch your OS X to make it work.
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It is a Mid 2007. It is a fantastic computer for basic needs. It will run OSX Yosemite 10.10.2 fairly easily,but Apple originally designed it for OSX Snow Leopard 10.6.8. Keep in mind that while it is upgradeable to 10.10.2 this is the last O/S that it will be eligible for. If you are looking for a Mac that can handle photoshop, lightroom, Indesign or anything else resource heavy, you may want to consider a newer model. This model can handle these programs, but at the cost of speed. I still own one and it was great to run my business from, but now as software updates, this iMac lags behind. ~PC/MAC Technician
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yes it is. I got this product in december 2013 and it is great product. Just make sure to upgrade to OSX 10.9 Mavericks and again to Yosemite in the fall.
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Hi there, I do not think so, Apple has used a certain type of connector, look up OWC ssd upgrades they should have info on Mac ssd upgrades
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As long as your MacBook Pro meets this requirement:Supported Operating SystemsMac OS X v10.5 and aboveIt should work just fine.
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If this helps, mine is running on the Mac Pro 1,1 Quad-Core (MA356*/A) and handles Yosemite perfectly.
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It would depend on the model of IMac that you have; please refer to Apple's summary of this at: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3011 Happy upgrading!
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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 -
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No. This is a desktop CPU. I don't think you can upgrade the CPU's in MacBooks, but I'm not sure. I've never owned a Mac.
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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 see why not. I am currently running OS 10.10 on this machine. All of my apps work just fine with maybe an update here and there.