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Super Laptop Batteries » Blog Archive » Laptop Battery Tips — Thu, 01 May 2008 16:05:38 +0000

[…] A Brief Procedure Of How Do Laptop Batteries Work The basic advantage of owning a laptop computer is its portability. The machine works on batteries when not plugged into the socket making it easier to move it from one place to another. Although the interesting question is how do batteries work in a laptop computer that enables it to run for a minimum of one hour including the processor, time clock and monitor? Just like an ordinary battery of a pencil cell or a cell phone, a battery of laptop also possesses a positive and a negative terminal which is conveniently rechargeable making it last for more than 5 years. The article further discusses the procedure on how do batteries work? […]

Comment on A Brief Procedure Of How Do Laptop Batteries Work by Aitian

Aitian — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 07:42:04 +0000

As Lawrence Berkeley Lab’s Staff Scientist Frank McLarnon Explained To Scientific American.Com: “When A Battery Is Discharged, An Electrochemical Oxidation Reaction Proceeds At The Negative Electrode, And An Electrochemical Reduction Reaction Occurs At The Positive Electrode.

Comment on A Brief Procedure Of How Do Laptop Batteries Work by Lian

Lian — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 07:39:09 +0000

Batteries for laptops have a unique challenge - they must be small and lightweight. In fact, the laptop battery should be invisible to the user and deliver enough power to endure a five-hour flight from Toronto to Vancouver.

Comment on A Brief Procedure Of How Do Laptop Batteries Work by Aitian

Aitian — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 07:35:58 +0000

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Comment on A Brief Procedure Of How Do Laptop Batteries Work by Aitian

Aitian — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 01:46:25 +0000

Brightness: how low can you go? Without any question, the fastest way to suck the life out of a battery is leaving your brightness high. Turn it down as low as you possibly can without needing to up your glasses prescription. On my Vaio, I can select from one of 8 levels. During one test, at brightness level 3 my system reported 60% full, with 3:52 (all times are hours:minutes) of life to go. I switched up to level 5 and in 17 minutes of use, I was down to 52% full, with 3:06 to go. In other words, 17 minutes used 46 minutes worth of battery (all other variables were held constant). You can even be so bold as to lower your brightness all the way down when sitting idle for a minute or two (for example, if you are writing a long blog post and pause to clarify your thoughts before typing).

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