you answered you question. so there is no point answering you already.

2 months and you have used up 27 cycles? did you keep on charging it when you are at 80%,70%,60%,50%,40%,30%,20%? it should be 20% and below then only charge, plus have you calibrated at least once a month?

still downloading, hopefully it fixes my issues with some CS3 apps, and also improve the GC drivers for steam.

opps my bad, thought you resolved your issues, btw my mb white and mbp 15 are still at 100%, the mb white's battery is at 2 months old, the MBP is give or take 2 week+

nope it doenst improve the lifetime the only way to do that is to take care of it nicely, no other means.

1. you do realize its a non removable battery right?

2. best to leave it in AC as it doesnt overcharge the battery is cut of, remember to calibrate every 3 weeks to 1 month,use the battery when needed till it reaches below 5% then only charge and do us a favor by reading this up http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1490

what? its like getting a car that you are not sure of what it looks like here is a picture for you, i didnt know have to resort to this level of spoonfeeding

we should start charging for ignorance, the more google friendly or the higher the common-sense-o-meter it should be a higher price.

mild question? come on, you said exactly this: sorry I haven't received my MBP yet I don't know how it looks like. >.< did you imply the battery? if yes make it clear and no, you cant look at the battery from my picture because you have to remove the back panel, all 10 screws to be exact, and the picture is still accurate in both assertions . A basic search in apple.com/mabookpro would have netted you all the info you need before you purchase anything. Make sure you know exactly what you are getting into first, since this not a RM1-2 item.

look here, we dont expect you to be a techie, this is a very simple point, its just batteries. And the point im trying to make here is simple, make sure you go through everything that needs to be known about a product the good and the bad, and you dont have to read between the lines a little bit of attentiveness to this particular part in the spec listing says it all,


you wouldnt ask this question if you have just paid a little attention to the easy to read material found here http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/specs-13inch.html

nver meant it that way either so no harms done,cheerio

pm wei, he could try to help you out, but screens are not cheap so prepare to shell out a big amount.

nope there isnt any, get the apple one RM299 only, plus if you have ACPP on your BP this product is also covered for 3 years, plus it's cheaper compared to the likes of HP or DELL

This post has been edited by nimrod323: Jun 17 2010, 04:59 PM

its under accessories hehe, it must be accompanied by a its receipt.

it's best not to go cheap for a computer that costs a few thousands, if a thirdparty short-circuits your product or any harm its not covered by warranty bear that in mind.

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Added on June 17, 2010, 7:47 pmyeah i regret not having virus, less stability,malware,spyware,blue screen of death, slowness on my mac, is there a way to get all this back or not lexcorp? please?

This post has been edited by nimrod323: Jun 17 2010, 07:50 PM

yeps, even time capsule,airport express/extreme also the same but the sweet part if you own any of these 2 years before our mac purchase its still covered till the end of your acpp

what do you plan to use actually? if say games that extra dedicated GC is good, tell us more for better recommendation.

nope there is no way you could do that, but your battery is quite old and has pass its one year warranty, what you could do is to call applecare and ask them about it, but tough luck you can only call em next monday. worst come to worst you have to get a new one.

he did indicate that it is accidental damage cause by him, human error is not covered under warranty. And there are still many people like Wei shod third party servicing, it doenst have to necessarily be a new buy.

you do understand the battery swelling is a standard safety feature on lithium ion polymer batteries right? They expand so that it doesnt leak or explode, it doenst necessarily mean its problematic and not may manufacturers warrant you after the first year since its a consumable part.