Can I use this with a late 2011 macbook pro?
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I know it works with the Retina Macbook Pro. If your "MBP" has a retina display then you should be good to go.
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I have it on my late 2008 MacBook Pro model so its best to check with your model compatibilities.
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I am sure it will because you are using a USB connection. But, doesn't the MacBook Pro have an Ethernet jack? If so, you don't need this.
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I used mine on a early 2011 so wouldn't be able to tell you. What I can tell you is that you have to look for the layout of the keyboard letters and the wiring distribution. The wiring is a no-brainer but I learned the hard way that an english US keyboard does not fit a Macbook Pro that had a spanish layout.
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To answer the question "Will this work for a 17" MacBook Pro Early-2011" one would need more information. My GUESS is that it will but a little research, on your part, could save some grief. My MBP is Early 2009 and the drive works GREAT! First, check under the Apple MENU, which should give more valuable information, and select About This Mac. Then, when that dialog box opens, select More info...; then System Report... Look for Disc Burning and you should see information about the DVD-R drive within your Mac. The FIRST place I usually go is Apple Support Communities, and it is FREE! Get yourself a FREE account. Here you can look for information, ask questions and usually receive answers to those questions. It's a WEALTH of information, just be patient. https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3353 For information about any Mac ever make, download the FREE Mactracker application at: http://mactracker.ca Learn as much as you can about your Mac and keep a record. Another site to find Machine Model/Model IDs: http://www.everymac.com/systems/by_capability/mac-specs-by-machine-model-machine-id.html Sites that should how to do repairs yourself, through videos and/or PDFs, check these out: IFIXIT at: https://www.ifixit.com/Device/MacBook_Pro PowerbookMedic at: https://www.powerbookmedic.com/mac-repair.php By the way, you will need some special screwdrivers to work on your Macintosh. Read ALL the information BEFORE removing anything. Some screws are longer than others, so be careful and take your time. Hope this is helpful?
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Yes. It should work. But please check out this video first. http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/MacBook+Pro+13-Inch+Unibody+Early+2011+Hard+Drive+Replacement/5119There may be a cut-off between early 2011 & eary 2012. There are also some kits that allow you to upgrade to Hybrid or SSD.Hope this helps.
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As long as your macbook has a DVI port (the large one), it will work. If your macbook has a mini display port, you can grab an attachment like this: http://67.222.47.190/ldmedia/product/013339/013339_show1.jpg
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Mine is a late 2011 and it is compatible. Go to Apples page and go to support. Type in "MacBook pro memory". It will pull up a page and choose your year/model. That will tell you exactly what memory you can use
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Hi, I am using with a MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011) and Yosemite. So far, so good!
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As long as your macbook has a mini display port and a usb port it should work. I use this to connect my 2013 macbook pro to my old CRT every day, works fantastic.
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I would be reluctant to put down a product where there is room for human error; that said, given it is primarily made for the 2011 mac, as long as you use apples thunderbolt to DVI adapter I am comfortable saying it will work. I must add there are less expensive and more easily configurable solutions to look at. Kanex being just one good option. Sorry so late responding, just busy .
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No reason that it shouldn't work. Any Mac that has a USB port and is running a vaguely recent OS X (at least 10.5, not tested on older) is compatible.
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First you have to check your current RAM and make sure it has same bus speed and pinFor me it is working perfect with my MacBook Pro 15 late 2011
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I dont know if it can or not i don't own a Macbook Pro 2009you could try to look around online and see if anyone have done this before or maybe post a question yahoo answers.sorry i wasn't much help to you.
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My macbook was much older then 2011 and it wasn't even the pro it was the white acrylic macbook from 2009. So if your still unsure you can look to see if this hardrive is compatible with your computer. I'm pretty sure your compatible but you should still look to make sure.
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yes. I have a 27 inch 2011 mac and it works fine. see: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4621. The important parts are 1. sodimms 2. ddr3 3 1333 mhz. no problem.
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Yes. I have connected to my Macbook Pro Late 2011 running 10.10.3 right now . I am using the 2.4 Beta w/o any issues.Drivers can be found here: http://www.displaylink.com/support/mac_downloads.php