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dukebound85
Aug 7, 2006, 11:11 PM
This may be an applications question, but when I installed coconut battery on my macbook, it says that it is 3 months old. I ordered it like 2 weeks ago so I am kinda confused. That would mean I have one of the very first they made??
Also as far as the battery life % goes, when I have it charged, it will say 99% is that normal? why would it not be 100%?
Thanks
michaeldmartin
Aug 7, 2006, 11:12 PM
This may be an applications question, but when I installed coconut battery on my macbook, it says that it is 3 months old. I ordered it like 2 weeks ago so I am kinda confused. That would mean I have one of the very first they made??
Also as far as the battery life % goes, when I have it charged, it will say 99% is that normal? why would it not be 100%?
Thanks
It is normal for it to be at 99%; but i'm not too sure about the age feature..
Xander562
Aug 7, 2006, 11:17 PM
i think it might just look at the serial number and figure what week your Macbook is, my mackbook pro is only a month old and it says that it's Five.
check the week of your macbook. to check go to The Apple in top left corner > About this Mac> More> then you have your serial number. once you look up your serial number, it's the last two digits of the first five, so mine's W8614. hope that helps.
dukebound85
Aug 7, 2006, 11:23 PM
i think it might just look at the serial number and figure what week your Macbook is, my mackbook pro is only a month old and it says that it's Five.
check the week of your macbook. to check go to The Apple in top left corner > About this Mac> More> then you have your serial number. once you look up your serial number, it's the last two digits of the first five, so mine's W8614. hope that helps.
mine would be 22 but that makes no sense as it hasnt been out 22 weeks anyways. thanks for all the help nonetheless guys
xfiftyfour
Aug 7, 2006, 11:26 PM
mine would be 22 but that makes no sense as it hasnt been out 22 weeks anyways. thanks for all the help nonetheless guys
It's referring to the production week, which started before they were "officially" released.
dukebound85
Aug 7, 2006, 11:28 PM
It's referring to the production week, which started before they were "officially" released.
so week 22 would be fairly new then right? not anywhere the 3 months the app says?
xfiftyfour
Aug 7, 2006, 11:35 PM
so week 22 would be fairly new then right? not anywhere the 3 months the app says?
mine is a week 26 and coconutbattery says 2 months, so no, 3 months for a week 22 sounds about right.
dukebound85
Aug 7, 2006, 11:43 PM
mine is a week 26 and coconutbattery says 2 months, so no, 3 months for a week 22 sounds about right.
Cool thanks for that, feeling better
WildCowboy
Aug 7, 2006, 11:45 PM
The "Week 22" refers to the week of calendar year 2006, not any sort of week of production. I'm too lazy to do the math myself right now, but you can easily figure out when your machine was manufactured.
Edit: Okay, I actually did do the math. The very end of May or very early June is when your MacBook was manufactured.
twoodcc
Aug 7, 2006, 11:49 PM
so what about week 30?
WildCowboy
Aug 7, 2006, 11:53 PM
so what about week 30?
The last full week of July...
C'mon, folks...this stuff is easy. Look at a freaking calendar.
xfiftyfour
Aug 8, 2006, 12:40 AM
The "Week 22" refers to the week of calendar year 2006, not any sort of week of production.
Wow, big misconception me. Thanks for correcting me!
sonictonic
Aug 8, 2006, 04:39 AM
My MacBook is a "week 29" and I bought it on July 21st... Week 29 for 2006 would be the week of July 16th-22nd. Is that possible? I bought it from the Apple store... Does this mean I got it fresh off their shipment from Apple?
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