If I buy anApple MacBook Pro MGXC2LL/A 15.4-Inch Laptop with Retina Display (NEWEST VERSION)MOTHERBOARD, CPU AND CHASIS ONLY what else would I need to buy to get it fully functional?

If I buy an Apple MacBook Pro MGXC2LL/A 15.4-Inch Laptop with Retina Display (NEWEST VERSION)MOTHERBOARD, CPU AND CHASIS ONLY what else would I need to buy to get it fully functional?

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  • Apple MacBook Pro ME665LL/A 15.4-Inch Laptop with Retina Displa

    Hi guys I want to buy MacBook Pro 15 retina display and here is the spec
    Features
    2.7 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 Processor with Turbo Boost up to 3.7 GHz
    16 GB 1600MHz DDR3L Memory
    512 GB Flash Storage
    15.4-inch Retina Display; 2880x1800 Resolution; NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M Graphics
    Mac OS X v10.7 Lion, 7 Hour Battery Life
    Technical Details
    Built-in Microphone
    DC in Jack
    Full Sized Keyboard
    Integrated Card Reader
    Product Details
    Manufacturer:Apple ComputerManufacturer reference:ME665LL/AProduct Dimensions:9.7 inches x 14.1 inches x 0.7 inches; 4.4 pounds
    I have heard a lot of guys complain about the screen ghosting
    And buring on and lg or Samsung how can I tell
    By the way this MacBook Pro manufacturer February 2013
    Does it have the same problem with the screen or not
    Thanks

    Kind of depends on your budget. The Macbook Air can be configured to match a lower end Macbook Pro in RAM and HD.  Up to 8GB Ram and 512GB HD but will be a little more expensive.
    If you need the extra storage and RAM, 1TB storage and 16GB RAM is the top of the line for the Mac Book Pro,  then you should go for the Macbook Pro.
    If 8GB RAM and 512GB HD is o.k for you, then you'll benefit from the Air's portability as its lighter and smaller.
    All in all, I would if portability is really important, go for the Air, and just increase its RAM to 8GB. A small portable external Hard drive will compensate for the lack of internal storage.

  • Is it possible to connect my 2008 black macbook, to my new 2014 macbook pro retina display screen to make a dual monitor. If this is possible what cables would I need to buy?

    Is it possible to connect my 2008 black macbook, to my new 2014 macbook pro retina display screen to make a dual monitor. If this is possible what cables would I need to buy?

    You can try using Screen Sharing in the Sharing preferences. Or try a third-party utility such as ScreenRecycler.

  • How can i connect my mac book pro with retina display 2014 Mid to 5.1 channel? what is the connector am i to use? i wonder if anybody could probably let me know?

    how can i connect my mac book pro with retina display 2014 Mid to 5.1 channel? what is the connector am i to use? i wonder if anybody could probably let me know?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72l_FLsXNAg
    I use Hercules found here http://www.hercules.com/us/Sound-Cards/bdd/p/123/gamesurround-muse-xl-pocket-lt3 /
    also read this helpful thread Outputting 5.1 Channel Surround Sound from your Mac

  • I'm struggling to move video clips from my macbook pro to my ipad. a few play but most won't go over in the sync. What format do I need to clips to be in?

    Greetings. I'm attempting to sync video clips from my macbook pro to my ipad 2 without much success.  A few videos go over and the rest can't. What format do they need to be in?  Thanks for any help you can give.  JWA

    QuickTime Pro costs a few buck but is a good tool to have on hand as it can open and transcode a wide variety of video and audio formats.
    It's like a Swiss Army knife for media files.
    http://www.apple.com/quicktime/extending/
    Matt

  • How do I connect my MacBook Pro to my Network using Ethernet as there is nowhere to plug the Ethernet cable in? What adaptor do I need? then how do I keep everything, docs and emails, synchronised daily?

    I have just bought a MacBook Pro and want to synchronise all data (excluding photos and music) and emails currently on my desktop iMac.
    First question, how to I plug in an Ethernet cable to the MacBook so that the two can be connected to the same network via the ethernet? Step one of the Apple setup wizard has me flummoxed!
    Second question, once I have that sorted, how do I keep the two devices synchronised (data files and email) and how do I keep the email synchronised to my iPhone?
    Help!

    Direct you to the proper forum for MacBook :
    MacBook Series Forumshttps://discussions.apple.com/community/notebooks?view=discussions
    http://www.apple.com/support/macbookpro
    Mac OS X Forum
    https://discussions.apple.com/community/mac_os?view=discussions
    This forum deals with a desktop/tower 65lb Mac Pro
    http://www.apple.com/support/macpro

  • MacBook Pro i5 2.5 GHz/8GB RAM  With Retina

    Hi eveyone,
    As many of you already did, today I've upgraded my MacBook Pro i5 2.5 GHz/8GB RAM from Mountain Lion (10.8.5) to Mavericks (10.9).
    Unfortunately, I'm experiencing serious and unpleasant issues since I installed the upgrade.
    Specifically, my monitor flickers almost every time I scroll an application window (e.g., Safari, Chrom or internet, either using an USB mouse or the trackpad.
    Moreover, when I pass the mouse over the Dock, this starts vibrating from time to time.
    After several reboots and given that one of the new features of Mavericks is the new management of external monitors, I've tried to re-install from scratch the OS X upgradewithout connecting my laptop to the external LCD but still nothing has changed.
    I'm really annoyed by having both monitors flickering. Another particular thing is that if I try to click on the Finder menu appearing on the external monitor, this makes flicker the primary monitor approximately at the same coordinates (i.e., at the Finder menu of the laptop monitor).
    It seems like something is going wrong with the video card drivers but this is just my conjecture.
    Are you guys experiencing the same or is there anything you might want to suggest to solve these issues?
    Thank you in advance
    ANY HELP THERE ,IT IS REALLY DISAPONTEING THAT THIS IS HAPPENING WITH APPLE PRODUCTS HELP PLEASE
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    do you solve this problem?Because ı am living same problem.

  • How do I uncheck the "open in low resolution" box for Acrobat Pro 10.1.10 in a MBP with retina display?

    I have the "open in low resolution" box checked by default and I can not uncheck it because it is shaded out. I already tried the "uninstall Acrobat, delete the 'com.adobe.PDFAdminSettings.plist' file, and reinstall"  solution, but it did not work. I am using Adobe CS6, acrobat pro 10.1.10, macbook pro w/ retina display, and OS X 10.9.4.

    I don't think Acrobat 10 is capable of that. Only the very latest Acrobat 11 update has some concessions for Retina displays.

  • Can i buy an ipad with retina display + cell in the us and use it in mexico?

    I want to buy an Ipad next week in Miami (retina display + cell), however it´s going to be used in Mexico and wouldn´t like to pay roaming.
    I´d ike to know if I can use TELCEL (local provider e.g. AT&T) once I come back even if they ask me to choose either AT&T or Verizon. Which one should I choose since I´m not given the option not to...
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    The charger is universal; it's rated at 100V to 240V
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  • I want to buy the new MacBook Pro laptop with retina display

    I will need 16GB ram, 256 starage should be enough. However, is it worth the extra for the NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M with 2GB GDDR5 memory?

    It does seem a good buy but I hate buying more than I need. However, I am looking to have this computer for at least 5 years before I'll upgrade again. So it has to last. I don't do much video editing at the moment but I'm sure I will in the future now that Final Cut Pro is only £199 – Wow!. Will this extra graphics card be a benefit for this? I don't play games so that doesn't come into the equation
    Also I can't seem to add the card to the other configuration offered on the apple store page. I would be happy with the 15 higher spec retina but with a smaller hard disk but can't select that size disk. Can it be done?

  • Buying a MacBook Pro - Help Suggestions

    Hi,
    I'm looking to get a new computer. I'm considering a MacBook Pro and could use some advice.
    I'm a front-end web developer, who primarily works from home. In the instances in which I work for a client on-site, I usually use their equipment/software, otherwise, I'd be using this Mac.
    The programs I primarily use are:
    Photoshop
    Illustrator
    Chrome
    Firefox
    Safari
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    Word
    Excel
    My Photoshop files can be pretty large, and it's not uncommon for me to have a dozen or so tabs open in each browser. The program I use the most would probably be my text editor of choice, as I spend the most time coding (HTML, CSS, JavaScript). I also listen to music all day via YouTube. Additionally, I tend to work with all my applications/browsers open simultaneously, as I switch frequently between them.
    Though I'm not a gamer, I intend to learn mobile development (both iOS and Android) this year.
    A number of my clients use Internet Explorer, so I'd like to view IE on the Mac. I see that there's a program called VMWare Fusion which will allow me to view IE on the Mac. I currently have an old Dell computer that I will continue to use, if need be for PC-specific tasks.
    With all that said, this looks like something that would fit me:
    Refurbished 15.4-inch MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Quad-core Intel i7 with Retina Display
    15.4-inch (diagonal) Retina display; 2880-by-1800 resolution at 220 pixels per inch
    16GB of 1600MHz DDR3L SDRAM
    256GB Flash Storage1
    720p FaceTime HD camera
    Intel Iris Pro Graphics
    I'm not sure if I need that much RAM. I'm also willing to go down to 13-inch. This one in particular might be the better buy:
    Refurbished 13.3-inch MacBook Pro 2.9GHz Dual-core Intel i7
    13.3-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit glossy widescreen display, 1280-by-800 resolution
    8GB (2 x 4GB) of 1600MHz DDR3 SDRAM
    750GB Serial ATA @ 5400 rpm
    8x double-layer SuperDrive (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)
    Intel HD Graphics 4000
    ...but I'm uncertain, as I think I should go with Quad-core over the Dual-core.
    My budget is less than $2000, around $1500 (or less, if possible).
    Any advice, tips as to what to look for would be greatly appreciated. Let me know if I need to provide any further information.
    Thanks.
    Stephen

    Stephen,
    it seems as though Photoshop and Illustrator would be the most voracious consumers of RAM among your primary programs. Because the RAM is soldered in on the Retina models, it’s non-upgradeable; so if you prefer a Retina model, I’d recommend that you go for a Retina model with 16 GB of RAM. (The non-Retina models have sockets, so their RAM is upgradeable.) If you prefer to work with all of your programs opened simultaneously, then don’t underestimate the importance of sufficient RAM.
    I use a 13-inch Mid 2010 MacBook Pro myself, and it suffices for my needs (once I’d installed a SSD), but I don’t use Photoshop-type programs, so I don’t know if you’d find the 1280×800 resolution to be limiting in Photoshop. The discrete GPUs on the 15-inch models would also be of benefit to graphics-intensive programs.
    With either of your choices, you could also install Windows on your MacBook Pro by using Boot Camp, and choose which OS to start at boot time. Either of your choices above could run 64-bit Windows 7 or Windows 8 in Boot Camp; the non-Retina model could also run 32-bit Windows 7.

  • Which Macbook Pro should I buy: Refurbished Oct 2012 13.3" model with Retina display or the 2013 version?

    I am a average user, watch a lot of movies, play music, word processing, lots of internet browsing etc.
    I am currently considering the following:
    Refurbished 13.3-inch MacBook Pro 2.6GHz Dual-core Intel i5 with Retina Display
    Originally released October 2013
    13.3-inch (diagonal) Retina display; 2560-by-1600 resolution at 227 pixels per inch
    8GB of 1600MHz DDR3L SDRAM
    512GB Flash Storage1
    720p FaceTime HD camera
    Intel Iris Graphics
    OR
    Refurbished 13.3-inch MacBook Pro 2.9GHz Dual-core Intel Core i7 with Retina Display
    Originally released October 2012
    13.3-inch (diagonal) Retina display; 2560-by-1600 resolution at 227 pixels per inch
    8GB of 1600MHz DDR3L SDRAM
    512GB Flash Storage
    720p FaceTime HD Camera
    Intel HD Graphics 4000
    They are both roughly the same price.

    I would tend to opt for the newer one.  Even though the CPU specs suggest that the 2012 is faster, from a practical perspective you will be hard pressed to notice the difference in 'real' world conditions.
    Ciao.

  • I'm thinking to buy a macbook pro 15'', but i'm scared that

    I'm thinking to buy a macbook pro 15", but i'm really scared that Autocad doesn't run very well. I'm an architect so I NEED AUTOCAD. i also used photoshop and illustrator..sketchup too. I was searching for some reviews and i found that with the new Mountain autocad doesn't work. What can i do or if there's someone that had or has the same problem or experience. Thanks!

    Check out this Autodesk FAQ - seems as if there's a 2013 version that will work just fine.
    Good luck,
    Clinton

  • Can i buy apple care from the state or the UK if i buy a macbook pro from a recommended apple retailer in nigeria?

    I want to buy a macbook pro from a retailer apple recommended but i am not sure if they sell apple care. I wanna know if i can buy apple care from the UK or the states if i buy the macbook in nigeria.

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    The AppleCare FAQs has some information that you might find helpful:
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    Depending on the Apple product, the AppleCare Protection Plan is available at the Apple Online Store, Apple Retail Stores, and many Apple Authorized Resellers including many wireless service providers. Apple recommends that you purchase the AppleCare Protection Plan in your country of residence, because each AppleCare Protection Plan has terms and conditions specific to consumers in the country or region in which the plan is offered. Please see the AppleCare Protection Plan Terms and Conditions for complete details.
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  • Lots of questions before buying a macbook pro..help please!!

    So I am about to buy a macbook pro in the next couple of days with these specifications:
    MacBook Pro, 15-inch
    Part Number: Z0EZ
    Backlit Keyboard/Mac OS - U.S. English
    Accessory Kit
    2GB 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM - 2x1GB
    MacBook Pro 15-inch Widescreen Display
    200GB Serial ATA Drive @ 7200 rpm
    2.6GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
    SuperDrive 8X (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)
    After I get the computer I am going to upgrade to 4 GB myself (cheaper). This computer will primarily be used for video editing (I'm off to film school). Here come the questions!!
    1. This is probably a really stupid question, but the 15 inch macbook pro has an isight right?
    2. I am in need of an external hard drive (or two). I was thinking of getting 1 TB primarily for my video projects, and then another 250 GB hard drive for time machine. Are two external hard drives going to be too much for the computer to handle? What hard drive(s) do you recommend? Right now I am thinking a G-Tech 1.0TB Quad-interface hard drive and a 250 GB G-Tech hard drive (for time machine). Which leads to my next question.
    3. I would love to use eSATA with my TB hard drive...but there aren't eSATA ports included on the macbook pro (I think). So i researched and found the 2-Port NitroAV eSATA II 3Gb/s Professional Express Card (34mm). This would work with the computer right? Is eSATA necessary or should I just stick with firewire? I'm attracted to it because I will be editing video with the computer and I would love the increased speeds but I'm afraid it will overwhelm the computer.
    Okay I think that's it! Any input will be greatly appreciated! Thanks

    1-yes
    2-look at macsales.com, click on harddrives then all things fire wire. they have a lot of different drives ranging all the way up to a 2 tb setup (its 2 separate stripped raid set ups that are then mirrored against each other). they also sell some esata dives, not sure what size they go to but they hae them
    fire wire 400 has some crazy top limit of drives you can chain together of like 40some odd so 2 will be fine, i have 2 running right now and no issues. i would suggest if you get the drives form OWC (macsales) you use the softraid program that comes with it.
    3- you can get a pci card for the card slot which macsales also sells if you go though them so you dont have to go more than one place
    -matt

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