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lilchub101

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May 11, 2009
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Hey guys I have a Macbook for early 2008 I had a bad battery but this macbook WAS owned by my high school so we I came to them after the summer break with a completely dead battery that would not even show up in mac osx they simpley grabed a new macbook and gave the the battery

Now fast fowerd 10 months I am graduated and my school gave me the mac because I'm visually impaired and It will really help me next year in college but my battery


Charge remaining (mAh): 2632
Fully charged: No
Charging: No
Full charge capacity (mAh): 4690
Health Information:
Cycle count: 323
Condition: Good

is only giving me 1 hr to 1.1/2 hour i used to get 4 what can I do is their a way i can prove to apple I have only had this battery 10 months? thanks all
PS: I have applecare
 
The battery has gona past its replacable amount of cycles (300) and now Apple Deem it unworthy of Replacement.

Nothing you can do about it, its not faulty.
 
Matt hit the nail right on the head.

Sorry bud, you'll have to either buy an Apple battery or take your chances with a cheaper 3rd party unit.
 
It's $120 @ Amazon, no shipping no tax (in most states).

With Student Discount, it's $116 from Apple, but you'll have to pay sales tax most likely.
 
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