MacBook

You're right. Sorry, I linked to the wrong page originally. This is the proper one for your system.

In general, yes, but not per release date: Maximum amount of memory and recommended memory speed recognized by these computers: 2 GB PC2-5300 DDR2 667 MHz Type RAM MacBook (Mid 2007) MacBook (Late 2006) MacBook (13-inch) 4 GB PC2-5300 DDR2 667 MHz Type RAM

However, I distinctly remember looking at the system specs on my MacBook yesterday that the slots for RAM were 800Mhz. ...

I'll probably go fetch me some fancy new RAM then, see if there's better performance RAM available that the MacBook can still make use from. ...

If the original poster just purchased a new MacBook after the introduction of Snow Leopard, then it's safe to assume the new MacBook is running Snow Leopard. ...

Check out the iAlertU app from SlappingTurtle. It's like a car alarm for your Mac. It uses the motion sensor, keyboard, and mouse to detect attempts to access or move your macbook. It can optionally sound an alarm, take a photo, and email said photo. http://slappingturtle.com/home/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=14&Itemid=58

You've got a fine model and a memory upgrade is a sure-fire way to increase performance as you describe. You can upgrade to 4GB for about $100 (including shipping to Belgium).

Hi, I recently installed the new OS X on my MacBook 13" (the 2Ghz Dual Core white one) hoping it would increase the performance of the system, and specifically iTunes. (MacBook: http://apple-history.com/?page=gallery&model=mb_late_07) My iTunes library, like many out there, is large, but not overly large and definitely not to the point where it should be a problem....

I have wireless connection in my macbook pro(10.4.11) without any problem. I then installed vista business through boot camp so I can run some softwares that are only compatible with windows. Does one know how to solve this problem? Besides, there is no sound in my vista operating system. Feels it's like totally isolated from what my OS system has. How do I solve this...

i work for 24 hours, and i leave my macbook at home...now my roommate has people over all the time, and i know they try and use my macbook to play music. but they always deny it. ...