Lakeshore Mac is a full service company that has been supporting Mac users for over 20 years. Training, Troubleshooting, Repair, Application support, New Macs, Old Macs, iPods, iPhones, iPads, you name it, we do it. Not everyone needs something new. But if you do, we can tell you what is best for you, and how to get the most for your money. If you want to keep your old Mac, we will keep it running and in great health. To buy or not to buy, that is the question that we can answer.
All work and services done by Lakeshore Mac is 100% guaranteed. We keep working until you are happy. If you have a large company with many Macs we guarantee no down time during your upgrade and you can be assured that everything will work when we get done! We are a member of the BBB of Western Michigan. Do it right and call us. You'll sure be glad you did. We don't just want your business, we want to build a relationship with you.
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Mac OS X Lion is here! Before you upgrade, here are 5 things you must do.
1. Check system requirements. Is your system even compatible with Lion? Go to the Apple menu > About the Mac to find out. Your Mac needs to have:
Intel Core 2 Duo, Core i3, or Core i5, Core i7, or Xeon Processor
2GB of RAM (aka "Memory")
Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later (Snow Leopard), including the Mac App Store
At least 4GB of space on your hard drive for Lion
2. Install software updates. Go to the Apple menu > Software Update, and download and install all the recommended software.
3. Back up your Mac. Before installing Lion, back up your system, as a new operating system can sometimes result in corruption. Use Time Machine or Carbon Copy Cloner.
4. Do some maintenance. Uninstall any apps you don't use. Run Snow Leopard Cache Cleaner, then go to Roaring Apps and check to see if the applications you have are compatible with Lion.
5. Check your hard drive's health. Go to Application > Utilities > Disk Utility and select your hard drive in the left sidebar. Then, at the bottom right, select "Verify Disk". If everything's OK, install Lion, if not, you need a service call.
Once you've checked these five things off, you're ready to install Lion through the Mac App Store and buy it for $29.
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South West Michigan Mac Users Group!
Lakeshore Mac is proud to support the South West Michigan Mac Users Group. Mac users all around Southwest Michigan meet once a month to talk about all things Apple. You won't want to miss it!
Click here to find out more: SWMMUG Home
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