Apple these days, he stopped selling the reduction from MagSafe to MagSafe 2. This reduction was necessary in the event that users of newer MacBookov wanted to charge the computer and or wanted to have it connected to the Thunderbolt display at the same time. Although the reduction is included in the monitor package itself, if you lose it, you will no longer be able to buy a replacement. Likewise, you will not be able to buy a reduction even if you want to use the old charger to charge the new one MacBooku.
This move may mean that the company is planning to launch the much-anticipated after years Retina A 5K Display that will be equipped with technologies such as Thunderbolt 2, USB 3.0 and MagSafe 2, for which you will no longer need a reduction. However, we would expect its presentation only towards the end of the year. But there is only a small wancand that he would Apple presented on Monday alongside the new MacBookoh and Apple Watch.
I didn't understand what this reduction has to do with the display? It is a charger reduction so that the old MagSafe type can also be used with MagSafe2.. Somehow I miss the point. I've been using the reduction for 2 years, but I can't think of a connection with the display...
Update 5:35 PM PT: The MagSafe to MagSafe 2 converter is now back in stock in the Apple Online Store.
Potapac, it's probably because you don't use monitor id Apple, from which the MB charging cable sticks out.