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PodHead

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Oct 18, 2006
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Jiddick ExRex said:
Do make sure to calibrate it once a month though. Else it will not keep the cells in the battery moving...

The Dell Ultrasharp 2005FWP is an awesome monitor. I have my Mac Mini hooked up to mine. What's hooked up to yours?
 

igucl

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Oct 11, 2003
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PodHead said:
The Dell Ultrasharp 2005FWP is an awesome monitor. I have my Mac Mini hooked up to mine. What's hooked up to yours?


Slightly off topic, no? :confused:
 

Counterfit

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Aug 20, 2003
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sitting on your shoulder
bearbo said:
i believe sony is the maker of the battery?

anyhow, a few yrs back i had a sony laptop, i misinformedly left the battery in the computer and left the computer plugged in all the time, 2 yrs later, the battery holds about half of the charge... then i was told i wasn't supposed to do that. it's a Li-ion battery

i was told that the computer, once become fully charged, start using the battery until it gets down to 99% and then start charging again... which is what hurted the battery

perhaps right now macbook/pros don't go the same route, perhaps right now once it's fully charged, it just leaves the battery there, but i, when i plug it in the wall, i take out the battery

i have a thinkpad that i leave out the battery when i plugged in, it's been...3 yrs or so, it still holds 7 hrs of charge at reg. use
The original battery on my PowerBook did the same thing (except it started charging at 95%). about 1.5 years later, I got a second battery from BTi. I keep that one charged in a drawer, and use my old one (which I get maybe an hour out of now) in just in case the power goes out.
 
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