MacBook Pro with retina display?
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This macbook cover is for the model #A1278. I looked up my computer's model number by going to everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup and following the instructions on that page. You will need the last few digits of your serial number which can be found by going to the "About this Mac" section and clicking "More Info..." Hope this helps.
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I'm not too sure because my Mac is a 13 inch but does not have a retina display. Sorry I couldn't help
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Yes, the Apple Cinema Display is designed to work with the MacBook Pro. I have the late 2012, but I had the 2010 also. The Display not only works with the MacBook Pro, it provides power and a hub with usb, thunder bold, firewire, and either net all with a single cable.
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I have currently have a Macbook pro Retina. you can use the companion hybrid as a second monitor via the HDMI adapter that comes with the tablet. You just have to make sure that you have the correct drivers downloaded for it to function properly. Normally when I sketch on the tablet, I don't have it connected to the computer. If I want to take the sketches into photoshop I use the Autodesk Sketchbook app that allows you to upload the sketches to google drive. I can just download them onto my computer and go from there.
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That's what I have and it works great. I have the non-retina display. It was a Christmas present for my son.
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you would need an hdmi cable if you have the newer macbook pro's with an hdmi input. Otherwise you do need a thunderbolt adapter for vga.
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Yes, it is. If you have a pre-HDMI port MacBook, make you sure you pick up a Mini DisplayPort adapter: HDMI, DVI, or VGA (your choice). I use this display with my early-2011 MacBook Pro 13".
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It worked with my Macbook Pro with retina display. I was skeptical but it works great.
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YES! I run my mac book pro with Mini DisplayPort out (mini DisplayPort works in the Thunderbolt jack) to the dual link converter from Apple. It works great and I get full resolution. You will need this adapter and a dual link DVI cable (I think the Crossover monitor comes with the DVI cable). http://www.amazon.com/Apple-MB571Z-DisplayPort-Dual-Link-Adapter/dp/B001IF252C/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1406122665&sr=8-1&keywords=dual+link+dvi+adapter There is also a less expensive adapter version from Monoprice that should work but I have not tested on my Mac.
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Since the MacBook Pro Retina does not have a built in optical disk drive, you would need to: a) Use an external Optical drive b) Make a disk image of the installer on another computer and then copy that image to the rMBP c) Make use of Apple's Remote Disk See: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5287 Also, it's my understanding that Logic 9's graphics will look a bit soft or fuzzy on the retina display. Other than that it should work, but for $199 (if that is in your budget) you might be happier in the long run if you got Logic Pro X from the Apple Store. Then you could sell the Logic 9 package for someone who still uses a slightly older Mac to help compensate for the cost of Logic X. If you absolutely don't want to or just can't spend the extra $, then you should be able to record, mix, etc. with Logic 9 if you don't mind that the graphics will look a bit fuzzy compared with the hyper crisp images you will see on the web and other applications on your Retina display. Hope this helps.
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YES! I run my mac book pro with Mini DisplayPort out (mini DisplayPort works in the Thunderbolt jack) to the dual link converter from Apple. It works great and I get full resolution. You will need this adapter and a dual link DVI cable (I think the Crossover monitor comes with the DVI cable). Apple Mini MB571Z/A DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter There is also a less expensive adapter version from Monoprice that should work but I have not tested on my Mac.
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I'm not 100% on the Retina Display portion. But I am sure it works with the Macbook Pro. I of course have a iMac. I love this operating system. I have done so much with it! Hope this helps Glen.
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This adapter is only for a firewire port, either 400 or 800. It doesn't appear that the MacBook Pro with retina display has a firewire port. You will need to purchase the Thunderbolt to firewire adapter first, then depending on if you have a cable that is firewire 400 or firewire 800 you may need the adapter. I would purchase the Thunderbolt to Firewire dongle first, then try your firewire cable. If it doesn't fit, then purchase the Firewire 400 to Firewire 800. Apple has the Thunderbolt to Firewire dongle, I just bought one myself. It is about $30.00.
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Thanks for your reply... do you know of anything that would work on the macbook pro? Please let me know if you do, and I really appreciate it!
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I don't own a macbook pro, but if it has a vga port, you can hook it up. If not, I believe you can get a vga to usb converter cable on Amazon and I think that would work.
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The MacBook Pro need an adapter for any standard monitor. You need a converter to VGA or DVI.
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Yes, I bought it and it works perfectly fine with my Macbook Pro with Retina Display (: