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apple.com - 6/15/2009

Mac OS X - Update your new Mac with Mac OS X Snow Leopard

— apple.com — Mac OS X Snow Leopard Up-to-Date Program MacBook with Leopard Disk Mac OS X Snow Leopard refines... the elegant Mac OS X user experience with lots of little touches and performance improvements that will make using your Mac even more enjoyable. It also ... (more) Mac OS X - Update your new Mac with Mac OS X Snow Leopard

Snow Leopard

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apple.com - 6/16/2009

Mac OS X - Snow Leopard Up-to-Date - New Macs

— apple.com — Qualifying New Mac Computers Model Number Apple Store Family Part Number Description iMac MA710LL/B MB323LL/A MB324LL/A MB325LL/A... MB388LL/A MB391LL/A MB393LL/A MB398LL/A MB417LL/A MB418LL/A MB419LL/A MB420LL/A MC019LL/A MC020LL/A MC021LL/A MC015LL/A ... (more) Mac OS X - Snow Leopard Up-to-Date - New Macs

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Snow Leopard

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lowendmac.com - 6/19/2009

Snow Leopard Up-to-Date, 13 Mac Browsers, Run Windows 7 on Your Intel Mac for Free, and More, ...

— lowendmac.com — Also Mac sales steady in May, Apple vs. low-bandwidth users, Opera Unite turns browser into a personal... server, and more. (more) Snow Leopard Up-to-Date, 13 Mac Browsers, Run Windows 7 ...

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Apple details Mac OS X Snow Leopard Up-to-Date Program
AppleInsider — ... ) or a qualifying Apple Certified Refurbished computer ( list of models ) on or after June 8, 2009 that does not include Mac OS X Snow Leopard can upgrade to Snow Leopard for $9.95 plus tax. To participate, your completed order form must be postmarked or faxed within 90 days of the date of your purchase of the qualifying Mac or by December 26, 2009, whichever is earlier. If you purchased your Mac directly from the Apple Online Store, follow one of these links to participate in the program: If you purchased multiple qualifying Macs on a single invoice, you can either (1) ...

Apple's Snow Leopard Up-to-Date program is now live
Infinite Loop — ... or Xserves (including some refurbished machines) purchased on or after June 8, 2009 qualify for the discount as well, as long as they're willing to shell out 10 bucks to have it shipped. ...

Identify my MacBook, win a prize!
Macenstein — ... which lists the tech specs at 4 GB max. A search on Apple’s support site for Z0F9 returns 1 relevant result, which shows that the Z0F9 model DID exist, and is certified for Snow Leopard , but that’s it. So, knowing all this, what MacBook do I have, and which RAM selection from Crucial’s drop down will work, if any? Again, I have 2 GB currently, and am hoping to upgrade to 4 GB (if not that mythical 6 GB Mactracker mentioned?) (Oh, I only can do US iTunes certificates, so if you are from across the pond or such, I guess I’ll just PayPal you $20 for your trouble). Thanks. - ...

The Real Cost of Upgrading to Mac OS X Snow Leopard [Prof. Dealzmodo]
Gizmodo — ... Of course, dropping over $1000 on a MacBook might not be in the cards for everyone right now (although a Mac Mini is a relatively affordable way to get your foot in the door at $600), but it is important to consider that Apple's Up-To-Date Program offers a Snow Leopard upgrade for $10 on purchases that include qualified refurbished systems. I've said it before and I'll say it again— ...