 | reply to HarryH3
Re: Laptop needs to last all day. External battery docks??? Take a look at the ThinkPad T series.
Up to 30 hours of (claimed) battery life when used with both the regular 9-cell and the add-on 9-cell slice batteries.
All batteries can be charged using the external battery charger.
2 docks (Mini Dock and Mini Dock Plus) and a port replicator to choose from. |
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 pnjunctionTeksavvy ExtremePremium join:2008-01-24 Toronto, ON kudos:1 | Interesting those Thinkpads seem to have even more flexibility than the Dell Latitude's.
Am I correct in assuming that with the regular battery, a slice and the external charger you could keep the laptop on battery indefinitely with no down time? Impressive. |
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 | said by pnjunction:Am I correct in assuming that with the regular battery, a slice and the external charger you could keep the laptop on battery indefinitely with no down time? Impressive. I am not sure if you can remove the regular battery with the 9-cell slice on, or use the slice alone without the regular battery. |
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 pnjunctionTeksavvy ExtremePremium join:2008-01-24 Toronto, ON kudos:1 | said by broccoli:said by pnjunction:Am I correct in assuming that with the regular battery, a slice and the external charger you could keep the laptop on battery indefinitely with no down time? Impressive. I am not sure if you can remove the regular battery with the 9-cell slice on, or use the slice alone without the regular battery. Hmm yeah i can imagine at the very least the slice probably gets in the way of swapping the regular battery.
I don't see that there would be a problem with swapping slices while using a regular battery though, so one could get two slices and go for quite a while depending on how the regular battery discharges when slices are attached. |
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| reply to broccoli Just yesterday afternoon, a friend of mine sent me a link to a review of the T430: »www.laptopmag.com/review/laptops···px#specs It does look like it is the solution!
I'd like to know how they can get so much battery life AND use an i5 processor. Impressive. |
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