My Mac experience is extremely limited, I'm a PC guy looking to get a MBP for school. Hopefully someone else here can help you more than I can. But my guess is if you have the minimum requirements spec wise, then I dont' see why not. I know with Windows you don't need to go from XP to Vista just to get to Windows 7. If you have the right specs you can just upgrade
i need to pay attention to this thread. i got a macbook about a month ago and i havent really downloaded anything
Could have just googled it. But no, you need snow leopard to upgrade to lion. I got my blackbook running lion just a few weeks ago,
Horrible timing though, new ones coming in a couple of months....i returned the macbook air that i won last nov to get the slimmer mac pros
Looking to buy a MacBook Pro myself... Sources say the newest edition should be dropping this year. Should I wait to cop the newest version or buy myself the current MacBook Pro? I've read the newest MBP's will get rid of the disc drive and regular hard drives and have SSD's already installed
Good stuff, you guys came through in the clutch. I downloaded a gang load of stuff, some of the more helpful ones were "The Unarchiver" and also the "tap to click" setting in preferences . I picked up the stock 13" MBP, i5 processor, 4gb of ram, and a 500gb HD. $1090 i believe after the student discount. I am looking to upgrade the ram though, whats the most ram available that is compatible with my mac? 8gb? And i read some of you saying to do it myself, this won't void my warranty anyway will it? I think I'm also going to look into a ssd if it's that much faster, i just don't know what size to try and buy.
Oh and i'm also aware that new MBP's are coming out in a couple of months, but isn't that every year with apple? my last laptop crashed and i needed a replacement asap so i said screw it and pulled the trigger.