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Originally Posted by opendoor
IIRC 10.5.8 can run on pretty much any Mac made since 2003 (other than a couple of G3 iBooks), so unless the computer is older than that, you should be able to get it running.
It is kind of stupid that it requires that since you can sync an iPhone 4 with Windows XP, which is even older than 10.4, but I guess it makes sense since you can still buy computers with XP on it whereas 10.4 has been dead for a few years now.
If your computer can support it, you can buy 10.6 for $29 and it'll install right on top of 10.4. It's also not hard to find a copy of Mac OS for free (off a friend or download it) and there's no copy protection or anything like that on it if your computer can only handle 10.5.
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It should be able to handle it. I bought this Macbook in 2007.
Where can I get that upgrade for $29? I looked at the Apple online store and the only one I could find was if you have 10.5 you could upgrade to the new Snow Leopard but nothing that upgraded to 10.5.