So, it is a problem with the batteries itself, not software nor charging system... OK! I'll take it in tomorrow! Paul J McClernan said on 5/2/03 4:05 PM: >We have replaced more than 30 batteries in the 60 iBooks that were delivered >last June. They were still under warranty. Took ours to an authorized Apple >Service Center (not a chain store). Take yours in, they should honor the >warranty and replace it. It's only going to get worse. Mine was down to 10 >minutes of life when we got it replaced. >Cheers, >John > > >On 5/02/2003 5:45 PM, "Paul Bernhardt" <pbern10 at xmission.com> wrote: > >> OK... now I've been hit by the battery problem. >> >> Dual USB iBook, new in late August 02, 700MHz. >> OS 10.2.5 updated a week or so ago. >> >> Noticed it running iTunes 4 day before yesterday with 'visualizer' >> running. Yesterday I duplicated it as follows: I started with 2 hours 49 >> minutes battery power after unplugging from wall. Playing a song with >> visualizer quickly drains the battery. 7 minutes of Pink Floyd with >> visualizer and its down to about 1 hour 15 minutes of battery left. I >> stopped the visualizer, which seemed to help a lot, the battery going up >> to about 1 hour 40 minutes left. I started surfing the web with iTunes >> playing in the background. I wasn't monitoring the battery any more. >> About 10 minutes later it suddenly went to sleep due to low battery, no >> warning... when operating normally a warning appears that you should shut >> down and that unwarned shutdown will occur shortly. I didn't get that >> warning. >> >> I recall much discussion occuring a month or so ago. >> >> What was the bottom lines found in that discussion? >>