Does this adapter work with the old T shaped macbook charger (the white one)?
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Not sure Richard's answer was what you are looking for. Apple had two versions of the original MagSafe connector. The first was the T-shaped white one, with the electric contacts at the end of the DC cord, so the cord came straight out of the computer. The second was silver, with the electric contacts at a right angle, so the cord lies against the computer. However, these two styles of cord used exactly the same connector at the computer. Then Apple came out with MagSafe 2, which uses a narrower connector at the computer. This adapter converts a MagSafe plug on the DC cable of an Apple power supply to connect to a MagSafe 2 jack on a computer. It should work with either the original white T-shaped MagSafe DC plug, or with the newer right-angle silver MagSafe DC plug. So the simple answer should be "yes".
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I dont think so. The ones in 08 had the white shell i think. I think this only works for the newer macbook from 2011 and up. Not sure though.
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It works with my 11 in Air I bought in 2012. It also works with my Macbook Pro bought in 2009-10. I'm not sure what size the 2013 uses, but they also have adapters that can go on the end. This charger works well and is still working, I bought it February 2013. I suggest purchasing the charger and seeing if it fits (I believe it will), if it doesn't you can get the adapter here: MagSafe to MagSafe 2 Converter
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It suppose to. It not the charger but rather the cord will work. Alway buy a charger where you can use different cord like this one. I google it the charger will work. This item I brought one side of the cord stop working. I said well the old style charger only charge from one side. I kept it. Maybe I got a lemon one. The new apple charger like this one can charge on either side of the cord
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The GPK Car Charger I bought has an output of 45 Watts made for the lower powered Macbook Air and has the L-shape MagSafe power connector. The Macbook and 13" Macbook Pro uses a 60 watt charger, and a 15" and 17" Macbook Pro uses a 85 watt charger. Therefore it will not work with the Macbook since it will be under powered. Here is the link for more information http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagSafe
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Hi? Does it work for the retina macbook pro now? Is there any adapter available?
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The external plug will work with any standard external connector but I don't know if the MAC has a standard external connector.
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If the macbook air is the same size that the power plug's advertised for (mine's an older mac book pro, 15") it likely would.. and if your original had the same kind of plug. (I'm not really familiar with mac book air, but fairly certain that a plug's pretty much the same). you could look up 'plug for mac book air' somewhere else, and if the coniguation is entirely different, then I suppose you'd know.. hope this makes sense!
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No, this is the MagSafe 2, which was introduced with the 2013 models. The connector is physically a different shape and won't work. You need the original MagSafe adapter: Apple 45W MagSafe Power Adapter - (MacBook Air) (Retail Packaging)
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If your computer is a 2012 MacBook Air, then your computer has MagSafe 2, and this one will do the trick. Please note that the 2011 MacBook Air, which was sold by Apple until June of 2012, uses the older MagSafe connectors. If the end of your charger looks like the one in the picture, you have MagSafe 2. Compare to the other WeCharger Magsafe (WECHGR-MAC-M01), and note the different style of connector at the end- the plug connects to the computer at a 90 degree angle- that is model is "original MagSafe" aka "MagSafe 1" or simply "MagSafe".
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hi Stefanie, The cord will work for any of the apple products that accept this attachment design. It is rated for 120v. (standard U.S. plug). The "W" stands for watts. the 60W comes from the adapter. Take a look at your 60w DC converter that the cord will plug into. Most standard apple converters have look like a "bean" (capsule shape with a "V" indentation between the two metal prongs). If you have an Apple MagSafe 60W Power Adapter for MacBook and MacBook Pro. then it will work. It will work for any of the MacBook power supplies. The wall extension is just a cord to extend the converter. The extension needs to be plugged in directly to the wall and not into another extension cord. Doing this will put to much stress on your system. All cords are rated for a specific distance and this will cause issues. Hope this helps Keith Castillo
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I have a late 2009 Macbook Pro 15" and I bought this charger beacause in my old power cord said 85W. You need to check this info and It´s works excellent because some Macbook pro works with different watios
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I am using MacBook Pro released late 2011. This adaptor only work on mini display port.
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yes, it works with all versions of Mac OS driver page here http://goo.gl/R0BJU5
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Nope, there's a hole at the bottom sized for the standard Apple thunderbolt charger. Only if you're using some kind of adapter would you need to flip it.
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If it's MagSafe 2, it should. I'm pretty sure your Macbook is MagSafe 2. The difference is the size of the connector.
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I believe so, yes. I have a late-2009 model white plastic Macbook with the gray rubber bottom. This battery worked perfectly.