What about the 13" MacBook Pro?
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I"m not sure you need one that's 85w. Check what the wattage is for your power cord - the one that came with your macbook pro. Whatever that wattage is, match it for an adapter. This company makes adapters in a variety of power strengths. Hope this helps. FYI, I bought this one for my 15 in macbook pro and it worked great.
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It will charge it just fine! I use this exact charger on my MacBook, MacBook Pro 13", an MacBook Pro 15" Retina. Having more wattage is okay, it's having not enough where the problem lies. If I recall, 15" and 17" MBP require 85w whereas the MBP 13" require 60w. The MBP 13" will only take as much power as it needs, so it won't be the full 85w. This is similar to when your iPhone can charge using the iPads 2.1a charger AND the supplied iPhone .5a charger. The iPhone only draws as much power as needed.
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I have a 13 inch MacBookPro. I don't see why it wouldn't work. Check the amazon description; if it says 13 inch macBooks, i would think you're in good shape. You can return it if it doesn't fit. It just snapped into place.
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No, it's for 13 inch you have Apple MacBook Pro 15.4" Laptop - 500 GB HARDRIVE - i7 QUAD-CORE - MC721LL/A
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I purchased this model, & it is the latest model of 15" MBP, at least as of today :-). Apple occasionally releases new models in June.
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If this is my only computer and I edit a lot of photos, I would get the MacBook Pro with retina display. If it's for "normal" use, I would get the Air.
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I thought I had retina size. Instead i have a regular macbook pro 13. I have to buy a new one. Thanks.
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I have the case for the 15" MacBook Pro Retina. I have no information about the 13".
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If you mean the MBPr that was just announced, I am not sure. My 13" was purchased about 6 months ago and it fits "just right". It is just snug enough so there isn't any play (wobbling back and forth) but easy to remove and replace. Hope this helps.
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Yes, that's what I have. If I go under the apple menu&gt; "about this mac"&gt;more info &gt; it shows I have the 13" Late 2011 macbook pro. I'm pretty happy with this case. I hope it works for you. Cheers
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No, the description explicitly calls for the 15" model. There should be a separate product page for the 13". Hope this helps.
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Ivy Bridge processors are coming out in a few days. They will hit Macs in June/July.I was considering an all-in-one but I'll wait for the refresh. Who knows, I might go for a Macbook Pro instead.
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As a matter of fact, yes - I bought this for my hubby a couple of months ago (he has a 17in Macbook Pro), and he loves it! :)
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it is amazing laptop, however i would wait until the new version hits the market (has a much more powerful gpu and almost retina display similar to apple products), should be pretty soon!
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Apple only supports 8 gigs but the machine can take 16 gigs and you do end up with 16 gigs of available memory. I'm a web and print designer and in my opinion this is one of the best laptops that Apple has ever made. I use it connected to a 30" Apple display when I home in my office working.Really hope that Apple reintroduces the 17" Macbook Pro or I may have to start using a Windows laptop when meeting with clients because I really do need a larger display than a 15" screen. :(
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If you mean a 13" MacBook Pro - yes it fits perfectly, with ample space for an iPad right next to it. A MacBook Air would fit with room to spare. There's also plenty of room for the power brick, a mouse and all the cables and adapters you are likely to want to carry. One suggestion - get a guitar strap gel pad - the stock strap doesn't have any pad for your shoulder. With a gel pad, you can carry a full bag all day long and not get a sore shoulder.
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I have been using a macbook pro (17 in.) for about four and a half years. I have had no software problems. With automatic updates, it's required no other attention on that front. One problem with the 17 in. is the batteries. I have replaced battery on mine twice in that time (through the apple store, at no cost). I understand that this problem is more or less confined to the 17 inch model. Am finally about to replace the machine as it has suffered a unreasonable amount of abuse (frequent travel to strange locations for work). There are no problems with function, despite a hard life, but it's getting a little rough. I will most likely replace with a 15 inch, which I believe is a better size if you're going to being moving it around, even if just to the couch. The 17s a little heavy. I anticipate using the 17 at home, as it's still going strong. It's still a really good machine. Also, the Office for Mac programs have worked very well for me (daily use) and are virtually identical to the windows versions. THE ONLY CAUTION: if you use any other software, be aware that a lot of companies don't make versions for mac. I have occasion to use accounting software and some other business applications, and YOU CAN'T GET THEM FOR MAC. If this is a question, check with your software manufacturer. Otherwise, I recommend Apple products wholeheartedly. Good luck!
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Compatiblity: Macbook Air 13 inch, Macbook Pro with Retina Display, and Macbook Pro