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Donnerstag, 28. Oktober 2010

Double battery life thanks Notebook Battery

Von laptop, 10:43

In mobile use, it is crucial to the life of the batteries of a notebook. Who can therefore procures a second battery that recharge with a separate notebook charger directly to the mains.

Who buys a modern notebook has so usually a lithium-ion battery. This Dell xps m1330 battery
technology which offers large capacity and ease of care, since these batteries without memory effect: You do not have the charge consumed completely before they are back to the power supply connects and charges.

A separate notebook charger is first not necessary, as the notebook itself functions as a charger, so to speak. If the Dell Vostro 1510 battery is inserted in the notebook and the device is connected to the power supply to the mains, then the battery charges during operation. Responsible for this control is a special chip on the motherboard of the laptop. But occasionally it is possible that these same controls are defective. Then load the notebook the Dell Vostro 1700 battery is no longer, and the user has a problem, because once the battery is empty, can only be used on AC power on.

If that’s the case, and a repair of the defect too expensive or too burdensome, it can be an external notebook battery charger solution. Charge is then not the notebook itself, but the battery directly. This is also a good idea if one is dependent on long-lasting battery power. Then you can work with a second battery, and while one battery is currently in use, the second is charged from the mains. Do the energy reserves of the first battery end of the counter, you swap them out easily and can in this way, the Dell Inspiron 600m Battery life almost doubled. Especially if a lot of travelers will appreciate this advantage, and the cost for the charger and the second battery keep within manageable limits.