I have a mid 2012 macbook air. Is this considered the "old version" macbook? Can i buy applcare for a "new version" for my laptop?
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This AppleCare works for all Mac laptops 13 inches and below, the version doesn't matter, AppleCare is AppleCare. It will work for your mid-2012, it worked with mine.
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Your MBA is the same as mine and this AppleCare worked fine for me. The 'old version' refers to the AppleCare package itself, I believe. Anyway, they email you a scan of the box and a legitimate receipt, both of which are necessary to validate your AppleCare with Apple and prove that you bought it from a legit dealer, if you need to use it. The email confirmation of the order indicates that it was 'shipped' and I mistakenly thought something was going to be mailed. The email scan and receipt is all you will receive and actually need. I consider my transaction to have been a good deal.
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No, I may be wrong. But this is smaller and lighter than a 11inch MacBook air. MBA doesn't allow aftermarket modification ,so, ~ . well still a layman's opinion, but this is a really small laptop, everything in it is unchangeable I guess
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If you haven't discovered yet, you should be looking at the macbooks with a "/b" appended to the model number. These are listed separately at amazon and have the latest software and cpu. An example would be MB061LL/B.
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Mid 2012 Core I5 MBPs use 1600 Memory. Max RAM is 8Gb (2x4) The upgrade sold here is intended for older MBPs Core2Duo/1066. Won't work in faster/newer macs. Click the upper left apple in the screen, go "About this Mac" and "More info". You should confirm that your computer is in fact a mid-2012 model. If so, buy these http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Technology-PC3-12800-KTA-MB1600S-4G/dp/B008D6Y5JK/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1385678026&sr=1-1&keywords=kingston+kta+1600
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This worked fine with my Apple MacBook Pro MD101LL/A 13.3-Inch Laptop (which is the version that first came out in mid-2012) When I went to the Apple store the other day, there was nothing listed as the "newest version" (and it wasn't printed on the box I received from Amazon.) Perhaps this is a designation Amazon has to note as a reseller.
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Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I.Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my purchase. Good luck!!! Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I.Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my... » Read More Upon purchasing my computer, the specs show "Mac OS X v10.5.6" as my OS. So, I am wondering if there is some information that is screwed up. All I know is my computer came with Snow Leopard on it, and I upgraded it to Mavericks. Let me find the seller of my Mac. I will forward that information to you. They may be able to help you better than I.Upon searching for the seller of my computer, I didn't seem to locate anything other than their name: The Mac Toy Store. I am pretty sure you can Google the name and find their contact information. They were super helpful throughout my purchase. Good luck!!! « Show Less
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You should check what model of Mac Mini you have in the "About This Mac" dialog found in the Apple menu. After clicking on "About This Mac", click the "More Info" button there to find out what model you have. The date you purchase or receive a computer does not dictate its actual model designation. In this particular case, the model you likely have is a Late 2012 model...but that should be verified via the "About This Mac" menu item prior to purchasing any hardware kits for your computer.
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I have an older 2008 MacBook and so far, it's working just fine for me! &lt;3
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I bought this Macbook Air from an Amazon seller. The seller had a 5 year (I think) protection plan that he purchased for this "Air'. I have purchased Apple Protection plans for other Macs and recommend doing so. L. S.
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I bought one some months ago. It was sold as "used fully tested grades B+ to A condition Apple part" and in my case it was like new and certainly was a "drop in" replacement for my MacBook A1181 MB062LL/B (Santa Rosa). If this isn't an original part I can't hardly tell the difference. You should check at https://www.everymac.com to find out your MacBook model and assure that this part is fully compatible with it before buying.
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It was just like the pic... And I needed to download osx with my money at mac store! I mean it wasn't bad condition, but It wasn't that healthy too... Well now I am trying to sell this laptop again. This is my response of the macbook, enough?
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Sorry Gary, My Macbook pro is a 2012 . You may want to email the manufacturer. I can say that I've been verry satisfied with this product though. Much cheaper than buying from Apple.
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I can't answer that question because I used my memory for an iMac 2008 system. However, with my knowledge in systems - including notebooks - the memory cards are usually a different size due to configurations of the notebook itself. You should search the internet for memory for your 2008 Macbook Air and, when located, take the memory specifications and number to match up with memory advertised elsewhere.
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According to http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook-air/macbook-air-faq/differences-between-macbook-air-early-2014-mid-2013.html there is no difference in hardware between the mid 2013 and early 2014 models. Early 2014 models are the MD7600LL/B.
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I'm really not sure how to answer your question. My brother in law is a huge computer geek and he told me that my macbook is the newer version. I was trying to use his charger, from his older macbook air, but it did not work. The charger was different. He always has the newest electronics so I felt pretty cool.
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They are older than the current generation of mac books. Some are older than others, look for one that is as new as possible if you can. You can Google the model numbers to find out when they were sold as the newest generation.
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The old version simply means not the most current version and can be any of the previously released models. - I think Apple sometimes - if not always - releases an early-year and a mid-year model of their laptops. In order to find when a laptop was released - Google the model number. You can always compare an "old version" to the latest version to see which specs you prefer.