Upgrade OS X 10.5.8 to X10.7

My computer Mac Book Pro bought 4 years
I've to upgrade OS X 10.5.8 to OS X 10.7
(as required by Itunes to synchronize then my Iphone and IPad.)
I can't find  this in updates proposed by Apple.
In my computer I have automatically the last versions installed, and the version 10.7 in not proposed if I manage preferences by hand.
It seems that I've to force the installation.
Does somebody knows how to fix it ?

Which model do you have? If "4 years", can I assume a 2008 model? Early or late 2008? Th eonly real choice you have is to first upgrade to Snow Leopard (available from the online Apple Store for $20 - http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard) and then purchase Mountain Lion (also $20 - available from the App Store).
There's no longer an upgrade path to Lion - just to Mountain Lion. Snow Leopard may work for you - I don't have an iDevice so I know nothing about which version of iTunes is required - but if you do go the Mountain Lion route, make sure that all of your applications will be compatible first - see the Roaring Apps website.
Good luck,
Clinton

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