Apple recently issued the golden master release of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion to developers and testers, indicating that if no outstanding bugs are found in the current build then it will very likely be the final release of the operating system that will soon be issued to the public. Through the testing of the four preview releases of Mountain Lion, developers have noted that even though the operating system is 64-bit, Apple has excluded some early 64-bit-capable Mac systems from being included.
While this limitation was at first suggested as a possible temporary limitation during the initial phases of testing, Apple has maintained it through the development process and recently made it official on its Mountain Lion system requirements listings. On the Mountain Lion Web site, Apple specifies that the systems that will be able to run Mountain Lion are the following:
In the System Information tool you can check the exact model of your system, and also see the graphics processor it is using. This system will not be able to run Mountain Lion (click for a larger view).
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