MBP 13 inch without retina display

hi,
MD101HN/A is on a huge discount in India .
want to buy the latest model , not something which was launched in 2012 .( hearing rumors that apple is stopping production)
but people still swear buy it .
Can i do power point presentations on MAC. If yes then which software ?
Which is the latest launch of apple in MBP 13 inch category ??
pls help !!

HI Matt542, and welcome to the community.
Did you transfer your iTunes library over to the new mac? If not, you should because once the Mac recognizes your iPod it is going to delete the music on it unless you have transferred the old library.
Your iPod can only be synced with one iTunes library at a time. If you try to sync it to a new computer/iTunes library the process will erase what is currently on the iPod and replace it with the content that is now in your new iTunes library. If possible, copy your entire iTunes library from your PC to your Mac first. Here are a few ways to do it.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4527
One way to do it is to use your iPod Classic as an external hard drive and copy it that way.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329
Otherwise, you'll need to use one of the methods described in this Apple support document to copy content from your iPod back to your Mac.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2452022?start=0&tstart=0

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I've plugged my ipod classic into my mbp 13 inch with retina display but I can't sync or charge it ?

I recently purchased a macbook pro 13 inch with retina display, am having a great time coming over from Windows! I went to try and sync my ipod today for the first time but unfortunately I cannot charge or sync my ipod when connected. I'm using the standard connector that came with my ipod classic and tried both usb ports on the macbook but have had no luck. I tried looking for the ipod as well on the computer but I can't see it .
I'm pretty sure I've done everything correctly, but am still trying to get used to using my macbook so have probably overlooked something !

HI Matt542, and welcome to the community.
Did you transfer your iTunes library over to the new mac? If not, you should because once the Mac recognizes your iPod it is going to delete the music on it unless you have transferred the old library.
Your iPod can only be synced with one iTunes library at a time. If you try to sync it to a new computer/iTunes library the process will erase what is currently on the iPod and replace it with the content that is now in your new iTunes library. If possible, copy your entire iTunes library from your PC to your Mac first. Here are a few ways to do it.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4527
One way to do it is to use your iPod Classic as an external hard drive and copy it that way.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329
Otherwise, you'll need to use one of the methods described in this Apple support document to copy content from your iPod back to your Mac.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2452022?start=0&tstart=0

I am considering buying a Macbook pro 15 inch without retina display: 2.3 ghz model vs 2.6 ghz model

I am planning to use this computer for VIDEO EDITING (final cut pro), and MUSIC MAKING (logic pro). Even though i only listed logic pro and final cut pro, i plan on having multiple softwares. I have been editing and making music for a while so this wouldnt be "messing around" with software. i am serious about both video editing and music making and use them both as occupations around the town i live in. I've been hearing that the macbook 15 inch 2.6ghz is more powerful than the 2.3ghz.
THE QUESTION: is spending the extra money for the 2.6ghz model worth it for using my computer for video editing, music making, and some large programs on my computer as well. Also: in my case would a quad core be more useful than dual core?

Not immediately, for the average user. In about 5 years, when software needs more processor horsepower its nice to have that extra .3Ghz. It means the useful lifespan of your computer might be extended an extra year, to extend past trends into the future. Although predicting software trends is probably unwise.
You also get a better resale value out of a faster processor. If you planon doing processor intensive work like video editing then you should get the fast processor in any case. Ald lastly, if you have the extra money you should do it just on principle.

I want to buy macbook pro without retina display 13 inch. How much does it cost? Is it available now?

Hi,
I want to buy macbook pro without retina display 13 inch model. How much does it cost? And is it available now? I heard that Apple is going to discontinue this model soon. Is it true?
Kindly let me know.
Thank you.

Apple's still selling the 13" (but not 15") non-Retina model... see -> http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/macbook-pro?product=MD101LL/A&step=config.
Good luck,
Clinton

I want to pay for a MacBook pro 15 inch with retina display online and send someone to pick it up from a store is it possible if ok who and where contact me

I want to pay for a MacBook pro 15 inch with retina display online and send someone to pick it up from a store is it possible if ok who and where contact me
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When you order a MBP you can have it delivered at any Apple retail store. When you get the e-mail that the MBP is ready to be picked up, you have options to enter in the rersponse if you or someone else will pick it up. You will have to fill in some required information that will identify that person to the store personnel.
I had my last MBP delivered to the local store, but I picked it up.
Ciao.

Retina MBP 13-inch or Retina MBP 15-inch ?

Hi Guys
I am going for my masters(MBA) and I need a new Mac during my program.
I am confused between Retina MBP 13-inch and Retina MBP 15-inch.
13-inch: 2.6GHz
with Retina display
2.6GHz dual-core Intel Core i5
Turbo Boost up to 3.2GHz
8GB 1600MHz memory
256GB flash storage1
Intel HD Graphics 4000
Built-in battery (7 hours)2
$1,699.00
Apple Care ($249)
15-inch: 2.4GHz
with Retina display
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8GB 1600MHz memory
256GB flash storage1
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NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M with 1GB of GDDR5 memory
Built-in battery (7 hours)2
$2,199.00
No Apple Care
I want to use the Mac mainly for running Parallels(virtual Windows), making spreedsheets, flowcharts, presentations, taking notes, surfing web, watching videos, minor photo editing, etc.
I plan to use this Mac for at least 3 years.
Do you guys think Retina MBP Pro 13-inch with 2.6GHz dual-core processor and with NO dedicated graphics card will suffice my need for the next 3 years ?
Or Do I need a dedicated Nvidia grapics card with Quad-Core power ?
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Hi clintonfrombirmingham
Are you suggesting this because I plan to use this for 3 years or because of the tasks that I plan to use it for. The price difference is steep. With apple care, another 250

I just brought Macbook pro(without retina display) on 15 june 2013 and since then put it on 6-7 hours of charging but still my macbook pro is not 100% charged. but why? (green light is displayed on the adapter pin)

i just brought Macbook pro(without retina display) on 15 june 2013 and when i switched it on the battery was 72 % charged and now the battery is charged to 62%, i used the charger that came with it and kept it for 6-7 hours on charging but it is not charged to 100% but why? also the green light is always on when i plug the charger with my mac book pro.Please tell me the meaning of Green light on power cord lid (mac book pro not charging or charging?) and also the other light if there like amber or any other colour.

Hello Shailendras33,
Congratulations on your new MacBook Pro! Thank you for providing all the information about what is going on with the charging issue.
Firstly, I found some information on page 11 of the MacBook Pro User Guide about what each color of the LED means on the Power Adapter:
When you first connect your power adapter to your MacBook Pro, an indicator light on the
MagSafe connector starts to glow. An amber light indicates the battery is charging. A green light indicates that the battery is fully charged.
You can find the MacBook Pro User Guide here (this is not for the latest MacBook Pro, but the information about the MagSafe adapter is true for the newest model):
MacBook Pro User Guide
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/macbook_pro_15inch_late_2011.pdf
It sounds like you are not getting the amber light indicating your computer is charging, and you are noticing that the battery level is depleting. I recommend resetting your System Management Controller when something like this is occurring:
Resetting the SMC on portables with a battery you should not remove on your own
Note: Portable computers that have a battery you should not remove on your own include MacBook Pro (Early 2009) and later, all models of MacBook Air, and MacBook (Late 2009).
Shut down the computer.
Plug in the MagSafe power adapter to a power source, connecting it to the Mac if its not already connected.
On the built-in keyboard, press the (left side) Shift-Control-Option keys and the power button at the same time.
Release all the keys and the power button at the same time.
Press the power button to turn on the computer.
Note: The LED on the MagSafe power adapter may change states or temporarily turn off when you reset the SMC.
You can find the full article here:
Intel-based Macs: Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3964
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HT201263 I have restored my iPad (first generation without retina display) and it finishes restoring software but will not stay on for me to restore the data and then shuts off whenever I try to turn it on. I don't believe that it is charging! HELP!

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13inch vs 15 inch non retina display for university

13 inch or 15 inch Non retina display macbook for university?
I've been going back and forth for so long and I only have a few more weeks before I go to university.
My major is psychology, so I don't need it specifically for my major. I will be using my macbook for writing essays, researching, watching movies, and occasional gaming (Sims 4 when it comes out). I would be getting the higher end models of 13 inch or 15 inch. I like the portability of the 13 inch, but I feel like the screen is going to be too small and I really don't want to have an external monitor. Also I heard that sims doesn't work as well on the 13 inch. I like the screen on the 15 inch and I like that its quad-core, but I'm worried that's its going to be too heavy; its also a lot more expensive, but if I really have to, ill pay it. My campus is small so it not like I have to walk for very long. I don't like taking notes with a laptop anyway, so I may not bring it to class often.
I've been going back and forth with decision for so long I just want someone to tell me which one would be perfect for me!!!
P.s if I did get the 13inch would an LED 19" flat screen tv work as an external monitor?

Go to the store and try both the 13" and 15". The extra two inches makes a big difference when writing papers.
Neither is a good gaming computer but the 15" is better.
If you will be collaborating on papers, turning in assignments done on the computer, make sure you are running the same programs as your colleagues and professors. If they are using Windows programs then you will want to be running Windows on your computer. I would opt for the 15" for running Windows. The 13" will work but the extra computing power of the 15" will be better.
The 15" is not too heavy to carry in a backpack. I've taken mine all over the world and never wished I had a smaller computer.

I am planning on purchasing an Apple 13in MacBook Pro through AAFES online (Army and Airforce Exchange). Do all MacBook Pro computers without retina display come with a SuperDrive?

Do all MacBook Pro computers (without retina display) come with a CD/DVD drive?

Up to the Mid-2012 models, yes.

Ipad air is without retina display? what is the retina display?

ipad air is without retina display? what is the retina display?

A retina display is a high resolution display. The name comes from the fact that the pixel density of the display is higher that your eyes retina can resolve at normal reading distance.
The retina display has four times as many pixels as the non retina display.
As has been stated, the iPad 3, the iPad 4, and the iPad Air all have the retina display.

Critirias to choose a macbook pro 13 inch (no retina display)

my family decided to buy me a mac. i am a teenager and i liked the mac pro 13 inch (no retina display). But i am wondering if mac pro is good enough for usual personal uses (no professional). is that mac good at games (ex SIMS)? are 13 inch ok or its too small? thanks in advance

Buy extra RAM from a reputable Mac-friendly store with a lifetime exchange warranty like Crucial.com, macsales.com, etc. I've been getting mine from macsales.com for years.
For gaming, the 13" might not be the best solution. I am not a gamer, but games today tend to want a nice graphics card. The problem with the 13" is that the graphics (Intel HD Graphics 4000) are integrated with the CPU, not a separate graphics card, and also use up some of the system RAM because integrated graphics do not have their own memory. Check the graphics card requirements on all the games you want to play, and get feedback from online gaming forums as to how well the 13" Intel HD Graphics 4000 performs for the games you want to play. (The 15" MacBook Pro also has an a NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M dedicated graphics card with 512MB or 1GB of its own graphics memory, and most gamers would vastly prefer this.)
If you exclude gaming, the 13" is definitely more than good enough for personal uses. It's also appropriate for some professional uses.

Why is the display on the mid-2012 MBP 13" so good, even without retina display?

Of course i'm not complaining, but I was just wondering, as I switched from an acer 15" windows laptop about a year ago, and noticed that the colours on this 13" MBP are much more vivid, even though it is not a retina display model?

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