The display of a macbook 13 " is damage, the back says Model A1342 , 2009 Rated: . 16,5V - 3,65A Max Does this product is compatible?
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As long as it says A1342 you have nothing to worry about. It os perfectly compatible. Mine is working ok
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This battery is a great replacement for a MacBook Pro with a 15" display that was purchased in March 2008. Sorry, I don't know what generation it is. Maybe you can compare it with the purchase date of your computer.
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Should work but not certain. Check it out. If not workable, easy to return. Highly likely to be ok. Works perfectly on my MacBook Pro 13".
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If you look on the bottom of your mac there should be some numbers there that will tell you your model number. I had the same issue. If you have the unibody this display should be fine.
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I'd say no. Why would you want to? I'm sure you can find a replacement LCD display suitable for your particular mac... However, are you sure your current display is in fact NOT the LED? I'm not aware of any 13" macbook pro's that has the LCD display.... What model/year is your macbook pro?
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Yes, that is the exact model I have, MacBook Pro 7,1 (Apple Icon > About This Mac > More Info ... > 13-inch, Mid 2010.) You can use this item with the 60 or the 85Watt power adapter. Please note: You'll need the proper tools, this item requires 'surgery' into the transformer cube of your power adapter and soldering skills, easy to do though. I mention this because Peter K. Ring Sr mentioned it had no problem 'plugging in' this part. You don't plug it in, you solder it in to the transformer cube.
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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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I installed the part myself. To be honest I don't remember if it was from apple or not. It's still working in my macbook and I haven't had any issues with it. As a matter of fact I'm using my macbook to respond to this question. Maybe the seller can answer this question for you. If you're wondering whether or not to trust this part of not, I would recommend any day. Like I said my computer is working just fine now.
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Hi, I bought it for my father's MacBook Pro 13 inches, all I know is it was out in early 2008. Sorry, I don't know the model number. Hope that helps if any.
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no, plain and simple. no macbook model accepted this battery. you are likely looking for this battery: NEW OEM Original Genuine Apple Macbook 13" A1342 2009 2010 Battery A1331 020-6580-A 661-5585
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Yes, it is. If you have a pre-HDMI port MacBook, make you sure you pick up a Mini DisplayPort adapter: HDMI, DVI, or VGA (your choice). I use this display with my early-2011 MacBook Pro 13".
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Yes, it was a MacBook Pro 13" earily 2011 always match up part numbers on the cables. You have to make sure you disconnect power cord, the battery and hold down the power switch for 5 seconds before disconnecting the hard drive. It is possible to burn out the cable and or the hard drive. I had one MacBook Pro that would read the original hard drive but not the new hard drive the cause was the hard drive cable. Take your time replacing the cable.
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Fits perfectly for me. I have the same model. Over a year old and no problems. Currently 68 loadcycles and current capacity is 6867 mAh (Design capacity is 6900 mAh) On a sidenote, I do use it more as a desktop and have it plugged in most of the time. I work primarily on graphics/digital illustrations and have many devices/hubs connected to the mbp so it eats up a lot of juice.
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Yes, that is the exact model I have, MacBook Pro 7,1 (Apple Icon &gt; About This Mac &gt; More Info ... &gt; 13-inch, Mid 2010.) You can use this item with the 60 or the 85Watt power adapter. Please note: You'll need the proper tools, this item requires 'surgery' into the transformer cube of your power adapter and soldering skills, easy to do though. I mention this because Peter K. Ring Sr mentioned it had no problem 'plugging in' this part. You don't plug it in, you solder it in to the transformer cube.
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Hi HappyFeet,Based on the memory specifications of the Macbook Pro Mid 2012 13/15-inch model, part number KVR16S11/8 should work properly in it. Also, if you have the 15-inch Retina Display model, that one does not support memory upgrades and would not be compatible with this memory.Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade Partner!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I don't know, but I would not recommend the product at all. I bought 2 and neither one of them worked. Returned the first one to seller and had to pay for postage. Second one is still in a box on the floor for disposal. Goodwill doesn't want it. I have a MacBook Pro.
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The Macbook model A1342 is the last polycarbonate Macbook that was produced. It was introduced in May of 2010 and discontinued in July 2011. The 661-5585 battery is made for a 13" Macbook Pro, which is a different machine altogether. No, this battery is not compatible with your Macbook.