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<blockquote data-quote="generic chick" data-source="post: 997661" data-attributes="member: 141885"><p>I got my macbook pro yesterday, it's been out of the box for less than 24 hours. The first thing I did was to plug it in. It spent the night shutdown, lid closed, plugged in. It has yet to reach 100% battery power, it sits at 99%. The about my mac info says it's charging, the little light on the power cord is green. The battery cycle is 1. Does it just always charge when connected to a power source? Is this a dud? Am I just being paranoid because my baby coughed and I'm convinced that now it has pneumonia and I should take it to the ER?</p><p></p><p>This isn't a coconut battery question, but I thought it was better here than in a NEW battery thread.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="generic chick, post: 997661, member: 141885"] I got my macbook pro yesterday, it's been out of the box for less than 24 hours. The first thing I did was to plug it in. It spent the night shutdown, lid closed, plugged in. It has yet to reach 100% battery power, it sits at 99%. The about my mac info says it's charging, the little light on the power cord is green. The battery cycle is 1. Does it just always charge when connected to a power source? Is this a dud? Am I just being paranoid because my baby coughed and I'm convinced that now it has pneumonia and I should take it to the ER? This isn't a coconut battery question, but I thought it was better here than in a NEW battery thread. [/QUOTE]
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