Mid-2009 13” MacBook Pro. 2.53GHz Core2Duo. 8GB Ram. (2) 240GB SSD<br><br><br>13.3” Screen<br>2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor (Penryn / P8700)<br>8GB PC3-8500s SDRAM (Max ram allowed. Upgraded from 4GB)<br>(2) Kingston 240GB Solid State Drives <br>(Upgrade from stock 250GB HDD. Standard optical drive has been removed)<br>NVIDIA GeForce 9400M Graphics Card<br>AirPort Extreme (802.11a/b/g/n)<br>Bluetooth 2.1+EDR<br>Gigabit Ethernet<br>(2) USB 2.0 <br>(1) Firewire “800”<br>(1) MiniDisplayPort<br>(1) SD Card Slot<br>85w Apple MagSafe power adapter.<br>Original box<br>MacOS 10.14.6 Mojave (using software patch)<br><br><br>The laptop has been upgraded to max 8GB ram and has two 240GB SSDs. One has MacOS 10.14.6 Mojave installed on it, using a software patch. MacOS 10.11 El Capitan is last supported version for this laptop. The other SSD is blank for data storage or you could install another version of MacOS to have a dual-boot system. It can even be configured with MacOS on one drive and Windows 10 on the other for another dual-boot option. For the most part, nobody uses optical drives anymore, so dual SSDs is a really good upgrade. Battery holds a good charge for its age (668 cycles). (NO promises on battery life as that depends on what you are doing on the computer). Overall, the physical condition is great for a 14-year old laptop. Some minor scratches from normal use. NO corner dents. Screen is bright and crisp with no flaws.<br><div>Sure, this is a 14-year old MacBook Pro. But, all-in-all, this is a great laptop and would be satisfactory for general use such as email, internet, social media, home work, etc.</div><div><br></div><div>NO warranty expressed or implied except NO DOA. NO returns or refunds except for DOA<br></div>