2.4 cubic inch power adapter

[wetcanvas]

This company has created a 65 watt 2.4 cubic inch power adapter. its suppose to be available in march. They are working on getting apples approval for a mag safe version. it looks big in the photo but its actually the size of a flash drive.

http://www.notebookreview.com/defau...six_Introduces_Worlds_Smallest_Laptop_Adapter

 

[blueroom]

Apple will never license their MagSafe connector. Others have tried before and Apple sues em. Hyper tried and nope.
www.hypershop.com and see their solution.

 

[wetcanvas]

I see what you mean. didnt know that. That kinda sucks. I would love to have a power adapter the size of a flash drive.

Not that the apple adapter is large but in terms of power adapters I would encourage them to make them as small as possible.

 

[blueroom]

I see what you mean. didnt know that. That kinda sucks. I would love to have a power adapter the size of a flash drive.

Not that the apple adapter is large but in terms of power adapters I would encourage them to make them as small as possible.

Apple also shys away from 3rd party power supplies as they tend to skimp on safety and isolation and have claimed a life or two. Your MacBook is aluminum which is a very good conductor.

 

[brand]

Your MacBook is aluminum which is a very good conductor.

At what point did the OP say he had an aluminum MacBook? The polycarbonate MacBook had a much monger run than the aluminum MacBook did so it is more likely that the OP has a polycarbonate MacBook.

 

[paulrbeers]

At what point did the OP say he had an aluminum MacBook? The polycarbonate MacBook had a much monger run than the aluminum MacBook did so it is more likely that the OP has a polycarbonate MacBook.

But also haven't been made since 2010! So at this point any viable (modern) MacBooks are aluminum.