Up grade to mavericks

Hi there, I have a late 2006 iMac running lion 10.7.5 and was wondering if I now can upgrade to mavericks. The app store show 10.6.8 and later but everywhere else I read tells me I need an iMac made in 2007 or later. Is this true or can I upgrade.

FYI....Apple recently dropped the prices on the new MacBook Airs by $100. Best Buy has been offering additional discounts on the Air. Prices start around $850.

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