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greatwall9528

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The Macbook Air is the 2013 newest version,when I connect my iPad2 to it, the screen of iPad2 keep twinkling, that is because the connection is remaining changing on and off, I don't know how to solve it,anyone can help?
 
The Macbook Air is the 2013 newest version,when I connect my iPad2 to it, the screen of iPad2 keep twinkling, that is because the connection is remaining changing on and off, I don't know how to solve it,anyone can help?

What do you mean by "twinkling"? Do you mean the screen comes on and off on the iPad?
 
What do you mean by "twinkling"? Do you mean the screen comes on and off on the iPad?

That just appearace like if you connect iPad to a normal computer and disconnect it immediately then connect it again immediately then disconnect.....
 
The Macbook Air is the 2013 newest version,when I connect my iPad2 to it, the screen of iPad2 keep twinkling, that is because the connection is remaining changing on and off, I don't know how to solve it,anyone can help?

I seems to have found out the reason,maybe the voltage provide by the newest Macbook Air,or the old connecting line.

When I full charged the iPad,it can be connected,but if it is not full charged,it would fail.I think that maybe the new Air can not provide enough voltage,I don't know if it is because of the power provider or the new battery.For I haven't got an iPad with the new connecting line,I can not admit it.Maybe the line is the reason,perhaps the compatibility,for this situation is often happened in the old facilities.
 
I seems to have found out the reason,maybe the voltage provide by the newest Macbook Air,or the old connecting line.

When I full charged the iPad,it can be connected,but if it is not full charged,it would fail.I think that maybe the new Air can not provide enough voltage,I don't know if it is because of the power provider or the new battery.For I haven't got an iPad with the new connecting line,I can not admit it.Maybe the line is the reason,perhaps the compatibility,for this situation is often happened in the old facilities.

i'm not 100% sure what you are saying here but i can tell you that my wife's ipad 1 won't charge off of a macbook pro ethernet - it needs to be plugged into a wall.

usb 3.0 puts out about 900mA at 5V which is an 80% increase over USB 2.0
so your ipad will charge off of your laptop but it will do so slowly - and even slower if at all if you are actually using the ipad at the time.
 
I seems to have found out the reason,maybe the voltage provide by the newest Macbook Air,or the old connecting line.

When I full charged the iPad,it can be connected,but if it is not full charged,it would fail.I think that maybe the new Air can not provide enough voltage,I don't know if it is because of the power provider or the new battery.For I haven't got an iPad with the new connecting line,I can not admit it.Maybe the line is the reason,perhaps the compatibility,for this situation is often happened in the old facilities.

Oh,I think I have found out the real answer, it is the voltage,the voltage is not not enough ,it is just between can and cannot (what's the design),as we know ,when we connect the iPad to normal PCs,it will shown not charging,that's voltage is not enough.
I am not certain that the voltage provided by different countries are the same,maybe in some counties they don't have this kind of problem.
 
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