Please let me know if this track pad works for me without problems on my MacBook Pro Mind 2010 7.1 Intel Core 2 Duo
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I don't have the model notation in front of me but I used it in the Macbook Pro 13" mid-2010 model quite a while ago and it still works perfectly.
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I have a macbook 4,1 2.4 ghz Intel core 2 duo 800 MHZ bus speed with 2 gb ram. Will this ram work for my computer?
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Are you asking about the Kensington TrackBall? The new one works fine on my OS 10.8. Don't know about 10.6.
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Yes it's compatible and it works perfectly for my Mac Pro 2010, 2.8 Quadcore
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I forgot to attach this link with my answer!http://www.labnol.org/software/apple-magic-trackpad-with-windows/
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Track pack is not the best, especially if you are used to Mac's superior track pad but its doable. Just use it with light touch, heavy force tends to make it jumpy. I just light touch and slight tab instead of pressing down seem to resolve the jumpiness issue.
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Working somewhat for me on 10.10.3 with a 2013 Mac Pro. The basic functions work fine, but the custom button assignments don't always. I have to keep opening system prefs, click on TrackballWorks, change an assignment, and change it back. A few times a day. I think I'll give up and go with a magic trackpad.
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I really can't say because I have yet to get it to work with my Macbook Pro I am trying to return the item but the manufacture or amazon is not responding to my request any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
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Yes it will fit. Luckily with MacBooks, the size of the screen will not change the size of the trackpad. They are all the same size.
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I bought the 1T model for my son who has a MacBook Pro. If it did not work I would have ehard about it, and I have not heard anything.
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I haven't had a single problem since i got it about 2 months ago. it's definitely not the best touchpad in the world and it doesn't really compare to a macbook pro touchpad but it works.
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No, this part WON'T work for your Macbook (even though it's aluminum). This trackpad fits ONLY the 13" Macbook Pro series. Your battery swelling is likely the issue..
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My macbook pro is running osx 10.8.4. The short answer is yes. it does work. The numbers, tab, operators, and enter keys work right out of the box. Just plug it in. To get the num lock and alt functions to work. i.e. the direction arrows, pgup, pgdn, ins, del I down loaded the free keyremap4macbook app. The preferences are set 'for pc user'&gt;use keypad arrow&gt;use clear key to toggle keypad as arrow. And 'use pc style pageup/pagedown' then is works just like a built in keypad on a keyboard. I only have the program running when im using the keypad. The cord is very short. like 29 inch which barely reaches the right side of the computer if your right handed. Seems pretty well made and is comfortable to use.
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Well, if it's the product sold by AIBCON I'm not so sure. it worked for six weeks and then the trackpad stopped acting funny. I took it to Apple Genius Bar and, even though the macBook was 5 years old they looked at it for free and found that the battery had warmed and was pressing on the trackpad. I put the dead old battery back in and the trackpad worked fine again, though we had to keep the computer plugged in, but otherwise the computer is fine. I contacted the seller about returning the battery but they said it was after the 30 days so they wouldn't do anything about it. So, I can't advise taking the chance.
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yes they do work it has nothing to do with the trackpad and whether the computer is apple or not it's connected with bluetooth which all modern laptops and desktops have.
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I have used mine on both 2.0 (PC) and 3.0 (MacBook Pro) without any issues.
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To be honest with you I buy too many things from Amazon, like PCs, Macs, and every product Apple makes. I have 4 wireless keyboards, and two track pads. I never use PC products on Apple, because that's the way Mac products are built. But after reading your question I researched and found out that tack pad does work on PCs, with some limitations like no Right click, etc. I'm attaching a link to an article which probably is the best, and has link to many articles like on CNET. I was even successful in making it work (I'm a Doctor). Installing a track pad driver will even make it easier. Stick to one article, but be open to other options. It should work, it's so much fun on Macs. Good Luck! To be honest with you I buy too many things from Amazon, like PCs, Macs, and every product Apple makes. I have 4 wireless keyboards, and two track pads. I never use PC products on Apple, because that's the way Mac products are built. But after reading your question I researched and found out that tack pad does work on PCs, with some limitations like no Right click, etc. I'm attaching a link to an article which probably is the best, and has link to many articles like on CNET. I was even successful in making it work (I'm a Doctor). Installing a track pad driver will even make it easier. Stick... » Read More To be honest with you I buy too many things from Amazon, like PCs, Macs, and every product Apple makes. I have 4 wireless keyboards, and two track pads. I never use PC products on Apple, because that's the way Mac products are built. But after reading your question I researched and found out that tack pad does work on PCs, with some limitations like no Right click, etc. I'm attaching a link to an article which probably is the best, and has link to many articles like on CNET. I was even successful in making it work (I'm a Doctor). Installing a track pad driver will even make it easier. Stick to one article, but be open to other options. It should work, it's so much fun on Macs. Good Luck! « Show Less