I have a white Macbook Model No: A1342. It has the webcam on it, i was wondering if thats a completely separate assembly or not.
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Yes, the webcam is built into the area above the lcd screen so you won't have to worry about that. I replaced the lcd on my A1342 (mid-2010) with no trouble, except trying to connect the video cable to the lcd screen.
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It is not, this apple computer model does have a webcam like you said but the screen goes under the webcam so the assembly is the exact same. Trust me mine did too.
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the other issue to notice is that the webcam is not compatible with OSX. I made the mistake of not checking that until it was too late. I'm not a computer expert, but with so many products compatible for both windows and OSX, how does a company like ASUS overlook this need? Crazy.
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Yes i used to have a white unibody macbook and i just checked.. it DOES fit
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Yes, the memory upgrade will work on the white macbook 13" laptop. I use the macbook for my video technology class presentations. It does make a difference.
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http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/http://www.apple.com/macbook/These links will describe each product. Basically, the white MacBook will do about everything you need, unless you need the small amount of extra performance and upgradability in the Pro model, and need Firewire. Many people go for the Pro model because of the unibody aluminum case. The white Macbook is basically plastic, but it's still a fine computer. We have many original, first generation MacBooks (2006) that are still serving us well.
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Sorry, I didn't try it and currently don't have access to a macbook to test. However I can say this monitor does its job very well and have both VGA and DisplayPort inputs.
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There are probably about 10 million people out there who could answer this better than I can, but I'll try. I think what you are saying is that you can't trouble shoot the MacBook because the hard drive is not responding and you are presuming that it is the hard drive that is defective. The hard drive is easy enough to replace and cheap relative to the cost of a new MacBook that it probably is worthwhile just replacing it. I did have a copy of Snow Leopard that I installed on the new hard drive. The Apple Store folks said they would replace the software for free if I needed it done. If you google (you will have to do this on another computer) "How to replace a MacBook hard drive" you will have a number of folks who will show you how to do it. I hope this helps.
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My Macbook is a 2009 "standard Mac Book white". When you pull your battery it should have the part numbers on it for reference. Mine had Model No. A1185.
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Love my cinema displays (have three -- one bought new, two others bought used/refurbed thru Amazon). Just be sure the display you buy has the proper video connector for your MacBook -- I can't remember the year but at some point they changed the connector from the Cinema display to the PC to the mini connector plug (rather than an HDMI or DVI).
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This is the white version track pad, so unless your macbook is white I would have to say no.....look for the sliver version. :)
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I bought one. First of all, I'm not sure if all products coming from the same listing on Amazon will necessarily be exactly the same, since they may come from different sellers. The seller for mine was MLC Distribution. Second, I'm not sure how to tell without taking my laptop apart, since I've already installed it. However, System Profiler reports that the SERIAL NUMBER of mine is LT133DEVJK00. It does not display the model number. In any case, it has done great in my late 2007 white MacBook since I installed it in March.
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Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you loose your files highly unlikely. If you have more questions give me until Tuesday I will ask my friend. Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you... » Read More Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you loose your files highly unlikely. If you have more questions give me until Tuesday I will ask my friend. « Show Less
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Gadgetjq: Great post... but my problem is that I disabled my webcam (thinking to save HD space from something I wouldn't use) and now want it back (now I'm a grandmother going on a trip!) It doesn't appear under My Computer at all. Can I get it back??Thank you for any help!
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I have this and I do not use it much. From what I can tell just the basic web cam works, no other features work. What I have come to realize is the only Mac that does not come with a web cam built in is the mini (which is what I have), so not many companies produce a web cam that is compatible. This was one of two I found that are supposed to work with Mac, I don't remember what the other one is but i tried that one first and it did not work. I don't know if this helps, sorry if it doesn't.
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I have an actual MacBook (with Macericks) and it works just fine. It is USB so it would see it the same way. In fact it uses the same vendor/product id as my apple supplied onboard device that I actually have to work around. I suspect you would not have this issue (due to lack of original hardware).
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Hello, I just bought the same exact eee pc that your referring to from best buy and mine has the little plastic piece over the webcam and I have not been able to get it to work. I dont think our model has the webcam. They should say that more clearly on the box because it totally appears as though it comes with the webcam. Hope this helped.
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http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/ http://www.apple.com/macbook/ These links will describe each product. Basically, the white MacBook will do about everything you need, unless you need the small amount of extra performance and upgradability in the Pro model, and need Firewire. Many people go for the Pro model because of the unibody aluminum case. The white Macbook is basically plastic, but it's still a fine computer. We have many original, first generation MacBooks (2006) that are still serving us well.