no, you should not remove battery when plugged into AC
although it's safe to do so, the MB or MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery - see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from Apple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as could possibly be the case if you're running a lot of video and the CPU gets heavily loaded.
although it's safe to do so, the MB or MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery - see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from Apple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as could possibly be the case if you're running a lot of video and the CPU gets heavily loaded.
as for sleep or shutdown - I run my MBP plugged in every day at work for 8hrs, then on battery at home, and always just sleep the machine. There's no need to shut down every day.
OTOH, I would recommend you periodically [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1490|recalibrate your battery] once in a while, to make sure you're getting the best performance out it if.
no, you should not remove battery when plugged into AC
although it's safe to do so, the MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery - see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from Apple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as could possibly be the case if you're running a lot of video and the CPU gets heavily loaded.
as for sleep or shutdown - I run my MBP plugged in every day at workwork for 8hrs, then on battery at home, and always just sleep the machine. There's no need to shut down every day.
as for sleep or shutdown - I run my MBP plugged in every day at workwork for 8hrs, then on battery at home, and always just sleep the machine. There's no need to shut down every day.
OTOH, I would recommend you periodically [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1490|recalibrate your battery] once in a while, to make sure you're getting the best performance out it if.
no, you should not remove battery when plugged into AC
although it's safe to do so, the MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery - see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from Apple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as might certainlycould possibly be the case if you're running a lot of video!video and the CPU gets heavily loaded.
although it's safe to do so, the MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery - see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from Apple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as might certainlycould possibly be the case if you're running a lot of video!video and the CPU gets heavily loaded.
as for sleep or shutdown - I run my MBP plugged in every day at work, then on battery at home, and always just sleep the machine. There's no need to shut down every day.
OTOH, I would recommend you periodically [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1490|recalibrate your battery] once in a while, to make sure you're getting the best performance out it if.
no, you should not remove battery when plugged into AC
although it's safe to do so, the MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery.battery - see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from Apple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as might certainly be the case if you're running a lot of video!
although it's safe to do so, the MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery.battery - see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from Apple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as might certainly be the case if you're running a lot of video!
as for sleep or shutdown - I run my MBP plugged in every day at work, then on battery at home, and always just sleep the machine. There's no need to shut down every day.
OTOH, I would recommend you periodically [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1490|recalibrate your battery] once in a while, to make sure you're getting the best performance out it if.
no, you should not remove battery when plugged into AC
although it's safe to do so, the MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery. see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from AppleApple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as might certainly be the case if you're running a lot of video!
as for sleep or shutdown - I run my MBP plugged in every day at work, then on battery at home, and always just sleep the machine. There's no need to shut down every day.
OTOH, I would recommend you periodically [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1490|recalibrate your battery] once in a while, to make sure you're getting the best performance out it if.
although it's safe to do so, the MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery. see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from AppleApple. As the note says, this is in case the computer needs more power than can be provided by the AC adapter alone - as might certainly be the case if you're running a lot of video!
as for sleep or shutdown - I run my MBP plugged in every day at work, then on battery at home, and always just sleep the machine. There's no need to shut down every day.
OTOH, I would recommend you periodically [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1490|recalibrate your battery] once in a while, to make sure you're getting the best performance out it if.
no, you should not remove battery when plugged into AC
although it's safe to do so, the MBP will automatically reduce the processor speed when running on AC without a battery. see [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2332?viewlocale=en_US|this technical note] from Apple
