Hello Everyone,I'm selling my MacBook Pro Retina 15 inch, Mid 2019. #2019 Apple MacBook pro 15.' Laptop # - $502 (charleston).

Mid 2009 Apple MacBook Pro 15-Inch 'Core 2 Duo' 2.53 GHzIdentifiers: Mid-2009 15' - MC118LL/A - MacBookPro5,4 - A1286The computer is clean and in excellent condition.No scratches or damage the to screen or case.It has the original battery, which doesn't maintain a charge for.

Apple Macbook Pro 15' Mid 2009 - $350 (Woodbury/Deptford, NJ).

2018 Apple MacBook Pro 15' 2.8 GHz Core i7 1TB SSD 16GB RAM 4GB GFX - $2,000 (Raleigh-Durham).

It is in great cosmetic condition with very little signs of wear.For more info or to test it for y. Running with resorces that can preform any normal task and run cutting edge programs.

Apple MacBook Pro 15' 2011 i7- 2.2GHz-8GB RAM-256GB SSD High Sierra - $265 (Monrovia-Pasadena)Īpple MacBook Pro 15' 2011 i7- 2.2GHz-8GB RAM-256GB SSD High SierraThis is a great customizable system.

'Coffee Lake' Intel Core i7 processor with Turbo Boost Speeds up to 4.3GHz*16GB 2400MHz DDR4 SDRAM. Core i7 1 Terabyte SSDMacBook Pro 15' with Retina Display (2018 model / Space Gray) *2.8GHz 6-Core 8th Gen.

2018 Apple MacBook Pro 15' 2.8 GHz Core i7 1TB SSD 16GB RAM 4GB GFX - $1,800 (Raleigh-Durham)Ģ018 model 15' Apple MacBook Pro Retina laptop 2.6 up to 4.3GHz 6-Core 8th Gen.

Still a fantastic upgrade, but remember to treat the hard drive in the optical bay as slightly more prone to failure than before.

but the one in the optical drive area definitely no longer can protect itself from rapid movement. I put an SSD in place of the old drive, so I can't confirm if it still works in the actual hard drive area of the computer. Now when I pick up my MacBook when the drive is spinning, there is no click. If you ever pick up your laptop quickly and hear a click, that is what is happening.Īfter installing a hard drive where the computer only ever expected an optical drive, that safety feature is lost.

When the sensors detect motion that is violent enough to risk damaging the spinning hard drive (and it doesn't have to be much), the head gets temporarily disengaged from the disk so that the risk of damage decreases. The MacBook has sensors that detect motion. After finishing this guide, it occurred to me to test out a little known feature in MacBooks.

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