Sorry, I'm not up to speed on my emoji. What the ... does this mean?
Sorry, I am a little childish today. :/

= MagSafe

= Ethernet

= Firewire 800

= Thunderbolt 1



= 3 x USB 2.0

= Audio in

= Audio out


= forgot to delete


= ExpressCard 34 with 2 x USB 3.0

= USB-C 3.1 Gen. 1

= Audio in/out (other side)
I only see that bend by the ethernet port and it's making me sad.
Me too.

And I was wondering if anyone might recognize it.
I bought it used on eBay and got it cheaper because of that. But there is no problem with the port, it's just the alumin(i)um (Until I just saw the red underlining, I never noticed it is written different in English.

) around it and everything else is nearly in flawless condition.
While taking the picture I thought about trying to bend it back with pliers shortly.
I purchased it two years ago and the price here on eBay is still about the same or even more. But selling it would break my heart, despite not really using it much anymore.
It's the last and best specked version that has ever been available (with the anti-glare display in addition):
http://www.everymac.com/systems/app....5-17-late-2011-unibody-thunderbolt-specs.htm
Of course now it has SSDs (soon two identical in RAID-1 for more speed) and it is even running with 16 GB of 2133 MHz DDR3-RAM (originally purchased for my Late 2015 iMac).
I don't know how this is possible, but the frequency is displayed in "About This Mac" and Geekbench proved a massive memory speed increase in comparison to the 1333 MHz RAM it had before.
I tried the 1866 MHz RAM what came with the latest 5K iMac in it too and it was also slower than the new RAM.
This is really very strange because the chipset (or CPU) only supports up to 1600 MHz I think and I only ran Geekbench because I noticed a speed increase after replacing the old 16 GB with the new ones. The results are posted somewhere here.
Maybe those memory modules do some kind of "upscaling"?
I even thought about trying 2 x 16 GB, but those SO-DIMMs are slower (1600 MHz max.), very expensive, I don't really need more RAM in it and can't believe it would work.
When there ever will be any with also 2.133 MHz, I'll try it anyway...
I better stop writing now and would be surprised if anyone has completely read my boring rave/swank about wanting to own the best MacBook ever...
Edit: I also had a Blu-ray Disc burner in it for a while, what I removed from an LG iMac-like All-in-One PC.
Great Computer by the way. It was better than the iMacs in that time (USB 3 instead of 2, BD instead of DVD, E-SATA, Touchscreen, TV-Receiver...), but discontinued very soon.
https://www.lg.com/de/products/documents/V300-D.AE21G.PDF
There seems to be just a German version of the data sheet.