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Lithium ion Battery
This is the type of battery found in most notebook computers
because they have a longer battery life than regular batteries
or their predecessors - Ni-Cad (Nickel-Cadmium) and
NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride). In the future, newer types
may include Lithium Metal batteries which will offer a longer
shelf life when charged.
Notebook batteries can be 4-cell, 6-cell, 9-cell, etc. if long battery
life is important to you - get the highest numbered cell battery. Also, it
might be wise to purchase a second battery if you do a lot of traveling
or 'in-the-field' work.
And if battery life is extremely important to you - purchase 2 or 3
extra batteries to make sure you have the power to get the job done.
Rechargeable Batteries - Some Things You Should Know
The most frequently asked question about Rechargeable Batteries
- How long will a rechargeable battery last? How many
charge-discharge cycles will it be good for?
Usually under normal routine operating conditions the battery
should last for 400 to 700 cycles. This may be equivalent to
a one to two years of notebook use. You will know when to
get a new battery when the running time of an old battery
has noticeably declined.
Quick Tips for Conserving Your Laptop Battery
o Adjust Your Power Settings
Optimizing your notebook by customizing your power schemes can
prolong battery life. Display and hard disk use the most power -
so customize your notebook accordingly.
o Use Standby or Hibernation Mode When Not In Use
Save power by putting your laptop into Standby or Hibernation
when not in use.
o Adjust The Screen Brightness
Dimmer is better. It will also save battery power.
o Turn Off Wireless
Your wireless card will take a lot of power - turn it off
when not in use.
o Go Easy on Power-intensive Activities
Limit DVD watching or online games with you're using
battery power.
o Charge Your Battery As Often As Possible
Remember to charge your battery frequently especially
if you take a lot of trips.
o Buy A Spare
It's better to have that extra battery power on hand
for when you need it.
Some Handy Notebook Battery Links:
Laptopsforless - Great source of laptop or notebook batteries.
Ordering batteries over the Internet is the only choice for
people living outside large urban areas - notebook batteries
(the one that fits your particular model) may be hard to find.
Laptopsforless and other Internet Battery Sellers - keep a
well stocked catalogue or supply of batteries - same day shipping
also makes it a practical way of buying those extra notebook
batteries.
Notebook Battery Selector
Unsure of what type of the battery goes in your notebook or laptop?
Check with this site and they will tell you!
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Lithium ion Battery
This is the type of battery found in most notebook computers
because they have a longer battery life than regular batteries
or their predecessors - Ni-Cad (Nickel-Cadmium) and
NiMH (Nickel-Metal-Hydride). In the future, newer types
may include Lithium Metal batteries which will offer a longer
shelf life when charged.
Notebook batteries can be 4-cell, 6-cell, 9-cell, etc. if long battery
life is important to you - get the highest numbered cell battery. Also, it
might be wise to purchase a second battery if you do a lot of traveling
or 'in-the-field' work.
