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The opinions expressed are those of the writer. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife) Apple has sent out an email to MobileMe customers offering a free upgrade to as part of its “Get your Mac ready for iCloud” program.
To get your free upgrade click, log in to your MobileMe account and fill out your mailing address. You will be sent Mac OS X 10.6 “Snow Leopard” on DVD for you to install. If you then want to use iCloud you will need to upgrade to Mac OS X 10.7 “Lion,” a purchase that will set you back $29.99. Note: You’re not committed to upgrading all the way to “Lion” if you take Apple up on this offer. Not all systems that are currently running OS X 10.5 “Leopard” or earlier can be upgraded to 10.6 or then 10.7.
Before getting too excited about this free upgrade I suggest that you take a look at the system requirements for “” and “ ” To go all the way to OS X 10.7 “ Lion” you will need the following hardware: • Mac mini (Mid 2007 Macmini2,1, or later) • iMac (Late 2006 iMac5,2, or later) • Mac Pro (all models) • MacBook (Late 2006 MacBook2,1, or later) • MacBook Air (all models) • 13-inch Macbook Pro (all models) • 15-inch MacBook Pro (October 2006 MacBookPro2,2, or later) • 17-inch Macbook Pro (October 2006 MacBookPro2,1 or later) The upgrade program comes to an end June 15th, 2012.