Refurbished MacBook Pro help

Hi ,
I currently have an Acer laptop with 750 GB HD and 4GB memory. However I would really love a MacBook pro!
I have been looking at refurbished ones online and was wondering if anyone had any tips or advice?
Do i need the same level of memory etc ? I only use my laptop for internet, word processing and occasional films.
Is there a limit on how old a model i should buy e.g 2009 ?
Thanks!

You can only purchase what is available in the refurbished section of the Apple online store without any alterations.  What you have to determine is if the specifications suit you individual needs.  Note that RAM and storage can be increased via third party vendors.  I personally ordered a 2011 MBP and installed 16GB RAM and a 1TB HDD. 
Note that 2011 and prior models can still run Snow Leopard which is compatible with PPC applications.  In addition, Snow Leopard is still the most efficient OS from Apple.  If you do not need or want some of the Lion/Mt Lion features, I recommend !0.6 as an excellent OS to use.
You do get the same warranty and Apple support as if you were purchasing a new MBP.   I have gone the refurbished route three times with much satisfaction.
Ciao.

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