What is the model# of this computer,Can't find it on the apple site?
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It's the early 2013 retina version. More info can be found here https://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/specs/macbook-pro-core-i7-2.8-15-early-2013-retina-display-specs.html
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The item I purchased did not have a 2.8 ghz cpu, it was 2.6 ghz. The seller corrected the item description during the buying process and I was satisfied, because the price was still good. The apple store did not list a 2.8 as an option, but the 2.6 was listed.
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Hi Jaime, they really don's show a model number but I got the link to the site on amazon for you and this is the exact one I got and I have to say I still love it...http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004JPU6XI/ref=ox_ya_os_product
1120078
I need your model number and your serial number. There are several versions of the MacBook Pro.
497157
This computer was a gift for my grandson so I don't have the model number. I would address your question to the provider. My grandson was thrilled with the machine as his primary use for it was using the "garage band" software. We did run into a small issue and the vendor provided immediate and satisfactory resolution, so I would not hesitate to refer or use him in the future.
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I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad xxxxxxxx" where the xxxxxxxxx is your computer Model Identifier. Then see if the part number matches with this trackpad. I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad... » Read More I don't know. I used this trackpad for a "MacBookPro 7,1" which came out in April of 2010. You can find your model number by going to "About This Mac" under the Apple logo in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Next click on "System Report..." Then in that window you can find the "Model Identifier:" line which tells you the model of your computer. (These instructions assume you're running the Mavericks operating system, but are very similar to previous operating systems.) You might try doing a search for "Part number trackpad xxxxxxxx" where the xxxxxxxxx is your computer Model Identifier. Then see if the part number matches with this trackpad. « Show Less
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Hi David. Thank you for your interest in the Macbook. The serial# is C02GF34MDRJL. We can certainly send more pics of the unit to you. Although, the only damage to it is what is shown in the last pic. If you can reply with your email address we will be happy to send more pics to you. There is not an option in this message to attach photos. Thank you! CRS Support
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I might be late but here you will get tons of info from your mac device, by typing your serial number: http://www.powerbookmedic.com/identify-mac-serial.php
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This macbook cover is for the model #A1278. I looked up my computer's model number by going to everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup and following the instructions on that page. You will need the last few digits of your serial number which can be found by going to the "About this Mac" section and clicking "More Info..." Hope this helps.
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If says i7 its that one because this computer model just have the i5 and i7,i seem that error before i get mine on this site, i dont know why they still have on the description.
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No ID. All of my stuff is Apple.Sorry Buy it and try it. Amazon is tops in Customer Service on returns
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The laptops on Apple's website are the newer ones...they are Intel Core 2 Duo with slightly different specifications.
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You can tell by the model number. Use the chart from the link below to determine which version you have. http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5452
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I don't know but if you go to apples website and type in your serial number (click on the apple in the upper left hand corner and then click on about this Mac) it will tell you everything about your computer.
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Underneath the Mac, there is a serial number starting with Axxxx, the "x" are Numbers, make sure that Number matches the one on the prosaic description. If it does you are good to go. I don't have my Mac with me now so I cannot tell you the serial Number but check that out.
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The one I have when I posted this is a 2009 model which I am using right now. This is the best computer I have ever owned. I would buy another one if this one failed .
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Excellent question. It's on the box (hopefully you saved it). There is also a look-up on the Apple Support site where you can enter your serial number (you can find it from your system information/hardware overview drop-down) and the look-up will give you your model number.
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I am not 100% certain but check the model number CL60178 on Apples website and see what you get.