I am looking after an external battery charger for macbook pro 2009.2ghz/2g. Does it exists? Not sure about the operatibg system. But is Lion ugraded from leopard snow. Any link idea or suggestion? Many thanks
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MacBook Pro (15-inch Late 2008), Mac OS X (10.7.4)
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Tks again
This happens from time to time and I have yet to determine the reason, but if you go to the Apple store website, enter 'batter charger' in the upper right corner entry field, and look for the 85 watt charger, you will be at that location.
Ciao.
Apple doesn't make one. Check out the FastMac U-Charge. http://fastmac.com/ucharge.php
jws1982 wrote:
Apple doesn't make one. Check out the FastMac U-Charge. http://fastmac.com/ucharge.php
What?
Apple does make external chargers for their machines, do a little research before you post:
...and if you had actually read his original post, you'd see he was asking for an external battery charger, not an AC adapter. Why would he ask if the most common accessory for a laptop even exists?
Read carefully
The device I posted is an External Battery Charger for a 15" MacBook Pro, which is what he needs.
The device you posted is not compatible with the OP's Mac and would therefore be a complete waste of time and money.
Clear now?
He wants something that will charge the battery while outside the laptop, unless he doesn't know that an external battery charger is different from an AC adapter. I sent him an example of one. Here's another: http://www.amazon.com/External-Battery-Charger-MacBook-Laptop/dp/B0019LQRB0
He can find the one that works properly for his battery.
Argh! Let's fight!
jws1982 wrote:
He wants something that will charge the battery while outside the laptop, unless he doesn't know that an external battery charger is different from an AC adapter. I sent him an example of one. Here's another: http://www.amazon.com/External-Battery-Charger-MacBook-Laptop/dp/B0019LQRB0
He can find the one that works properly for his battery.
Argh! Let's fight!
Last time, the OP's Mac does not have a removeable battery, you are so far away from reality it is painful.
Research before you post!
really? just because apple says it, doesn't make it so. i'd say it's pretty easy to remove it, seeing as I've removed plenty, and so have they: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/macbook-pro-unibody-faq/macboo k-pro-13-15-17-mid-2009-how-to-replace-battery.html
Now, finding an external charger for that battery probably will be a problem. Perhaps one for that model doesn't exist. I'm sure, however, that he wouldn't need to come to a forum to ask if Apple sells AC adapters.
Now you're recomending a procedure unsupported by Apple to someone else?
we are done.
Csound1, greetings: Are there guidelines to be found some place or do you have any hints to keep in mind when creating these links. I simply do not know when to delete the 'http://' (unless it's duplicated) and my links too often lead to never-never land, or where ever. The prospect of acquiring a reputation for incompetence does not really bother me, but I just would like the reason to be something other than this.
Any assistance will be most appreciated (not an overstatement).
Ciao.
The person is looking for an external battery for their macbook to extend battery life when you cannot be near an outlet. Apple refuses to make one for anything larger than an iPad and in fact won't even let other companies supply the cord necessary to connect to a macbook. The best one is the HyperJuice battery. Unfortunately, you'll either have to modify the adapter yourself or pay a fee for Hyper to do it for you-- if you want it to work with your MacBook. A procedure not supported by Apple. Do not care.
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