[Duo2400] N Charge Battery
Chris Harjo
amacuser1 at netscape.net
Wed Dec 24 01:53:34 PST 2003
If you are lucky you might get that with a new battery until time takes
over, a little thing called entrophy. I think you might get a few good
runs for a while but if you use the machine intensely this will decrease
the life. I do a lot of math calculations on my machines for some of the
research I have done in the past, I have to use a desktop and hope for
no power surges to keep from losing a lot of work, zip disks are great!
Saved me more times I can count.
c_j_p_v at yahoo.com wrote:
>I don't see why 10 hours is not possible; I have owned a VAIO PCG-U1 which pulled about 4.5 hours
>out of the normal battery and 8-9 out of the extended. The extended was no bigger than a paperback
>book and about 1" thick. Of course, the CPU was designed for portables(it was a Crusoe) and
>Apple's CPUs really aren't set up like that.
>
>Of course, Apple has yet to design a battery hog like a Pentium 4 (full version) housed in a
>laptop..... which gets you about 45 minutes of usage.
>
>
>
>>>It would be possible but you are dreaming if you want 10 hours out of laptop batteries, might
>>>as well use the AC adapter or a car lighter adapter. Not even new laptops can go 10 hours on >>a charge.
>>>
>>>
>
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