mine ady 91% now..will try to send to srvice cntre this monday..will them replace my batt?? scare if them dnt want to replace it, sia2 i dtg jauh2..mine is MBP 13" april 2010..


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mine 2months..but 50% loadcycles..

95%

I am in the same situation 3 weeks back and i went for mbp 15" 2.4 ghz

If u travel a lot with your mbp u should consider 13"

Ever since i used up 13", i'd found that it's small for my web surfing + photo editin. But anyway, with 13" is easier for traveling and i'd add up an external LCD for better view at home

Yup, that's what I do too. The 13" is great for portability and I leave any heavy duty image editing when I'm home with the 24" LCD.

I've got this weird problem off my MBP yesterday... It sometimes happens when I unplug my mini-DP adaptor off the MBP.

Try googling, came out a rather common blue tint screen problem...



Anyone here with an external display via mini-DP adaptor experienced this before...?

Congratulations, you have found the elusive Blue Screen of Mac Death.

j/k.

Never had this problem with iBook G4 (mini-display to VGA) or 2010 13" MBP (mini-display to DVI)

did it freeze like that, or u can still use ur mac? looks like it got stuck during the transition from the blue screen to ur normal desktop

nope, never had this before

still can use...

see next time if this happens again, I'm gonna try messing with Color Adjustment, read somewhere it's the culprit here...

otherwise the mbp's fine...

PS: just notice another software bug, whenever I receive SMSes via BluePhoneElite, the backlit keyboard goes off...

I have a Question here,

If I go for the 15' 2.4Ghz, and priced RM5899. But with all the customization, I only include the ACPP and Microsoft Office edi.

As I am just a student and not knowing anything about editing photos or using those sort of function. Is it really enough just for an average use?

And for those using the lowest 13' inch model, do you guys add further customization? For this model I just added with the HD at 500, MOffice and ACPP.

I am looking for a laptop that I could work on my thesis and research nothing much, maybe watching some good movies thats all

Any comments would be helpful..Cheersss

You don't game, you don't do graphics intensive apps...?

Even basic 13" with 4GB will do fine for Office, customise a 500GB 5400rpm... save up the rest of the money for more RAM later i.e. 6GB or 8GB if need arises... 13" is portable to carry around your school...

Else order stock 250GB 5400rpm, then perhaps later you can upgrade to 500GB 7200rpm drive... bear in mind that ACPP will not cover any parts upgraded outside of Apple... or if you break anything as a result of a self-upgrade...

If you insist on 15" 2.4GHz, better still, it gets to last you longer, better graphics in case you become a game or photogenic freak later...

This post has been edited by Eithanius: Jun 20 2010, 11:28 PM

YES, thx for your advice...mind asking which model are u using? And your specs?

But the ACPP really does make me think is it really that necessary?

My spec's on my siggy....

And yes ACPP is always recommended as it may come in handy - laptop components are expensive to replace out of warranty...

However ACPP is not necessary to be purchased at the same time if you're tight on budget... You have a duration of 1 year to buy ACPP from your date of purchase of your MBP, but not after.... But if you can afford to buy ACPP at the same time, go ahead... who knows, you might need ACPP phone support as original Apple limited warranty that comes with any mac only provides phone support for first 90 days...

This post has been edited by Eithanius: Jun 20 2010, 11:25 PM

Ah...all right i will keep that in mind

Thx again

one more thing... if you're not in a hurry to buy, pay a visit to any apple resellers, play with both the 13" and 15" MBP, see which one suits you most...

problem over here. how come my macbook pro showing 97% only when i plug in power and is fully charged?
did my macbook pro battery got problem?

This post has been edited by olly: Jun 20 2010, 11:56 PM


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try calibrate

It not a problem, just ignore it. It will be recharge back once below 95%. It will be drop until 95% before recharge back and do calibration once in a month..

thanks a lot