chargermacbook pro
i have MacbookPro with retina display, model A1398
MacBook Pro "Core i7" 2.3 15" Retina 2012 2.3 GHz Core i7 (I7-3615QM)
I have to buy a new charger and I'm not sure which to buy (EU – Bosnia)? :/
On the Internet I found that the original chargers manufactured by a Delta Electronics.
A friend has Air –Mid2012. It looks like the image 2 (LITEON TECHNOLOGY). He bought a Macbook Air 2013. at the Apple authorised reseller..
The flash modules and controller of the SSD are blades (think naked SSD). They are not up to 3rd party configuration (at this time), but according to bmike, they are not soldered onto the main board and are actually discrete components.
However, there is no information as to what kind of proprietary (if any) configuration the blades come in, or whether they require an additional proprietary onboard controller (this may be likely given Apple's tendency to create speciality hardware for their line-up). So it most likely isn't the case that one could just crack open an existing SSD and use the blades within. A manufacturer would have to specifically design a unit for the new notebook. This isn't unlikely, but price will be the determining factor as it will be a speciality component.
It is also not clear at this time if Apple will make the components upgradeable, which is also a distinct possibility given how quickly SSDs are saturating the market place.
At best, it's a tentative "maybe."
You can read more about the new machine here: http://www.apple.com/macbook-pro/design/
It's easy. The non-retina MacBook Pros didn't get a redesign on the outside. They stayed the same (so, no HDMI "and stuff"). They only got updated on the inside, so your confusion on differentiating them is reasonable.
From Apple's site - here are images of the new 15" non-retina MacBook Pro:
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The above picture should be the correct one to buy. Do ensure that when purchasing on the internet, you purchase the correct one for your country's port (EU in this case) and that it is genuine. (Delta Electronics is the manufacturer for the charger, yes)
Source (see under
Computers that use the 85W MagSafe 2 Adapter)