Archive for the ‘Battery News’ Category

Different Laptop Batteries, What To Choose

Posted on December 15th, 2008 in Battery News | No Comments »

Battery is a thing which makes your laptop to be on the way, if you have thought about that. Some questions are sure to arise about the battery. Each laptop user is eager to know what battery is better to buy to take the most benefit from it. In the array of batteries we might [...]

MacBook Battery Testing

Posted on December 12th, 2008 in Battery News | No Comments »

A notebook battery of Apple’s MacBook’s is designed so that it can save up to 80% of its primary capacity within about 300 full cycles of charge and discharge. So we can resume that the longer we use the battery the less charge it gets during a sequential cycle. To follow the process of decreasing [...]

Long Life Battery Of Boston Power Offered by HP

Posted on December 11th, 2008 in Battery News | 1 Comment »

Each traveller limited in time would not like to spend it near an outlet to charge his laptop battery. To improve the lives both of a battery and of a customer Hewlett-Packard is introducing into the market the innovated Sonata battery, which has been developed for three years by Boston Power. HP will soon rebrand [...]

Voltage Detection And Extra Laptop Runtime Providing By Tekkeon

Posted on December 10th, 2008 in Battery News | No Comments »

Tekkeon, Inc., a privately held company, has made an announcement so-called myPower(TM) ALL Plus MP3700, an innovative laptop battery, which can automatically detect voltage, and extra run time is provided by this on a laptop and several mobile devices. When connected to the power jack the new lithium polymer battery of 50 Watt-hour doubles the [...]

HTC Shift Battery Life Test

Posted on September 6th, 2008 in Battery News | No Comments »

The HTC Shift provides all the power, functionality and connectivity the busy professional needs in a sleek design that is half the size and a fraction of the weight of standard notebooks. The HTC Shift is the first device to feature HTC’s innovative new SnapVUE™ technology. Weighing just 800g and equipped with a 7″ touch [...]

One Battery to Power Most of your Portable Devices!

Posted on July 31st, 2008 in Battery News | No Comments »

With myPower ALL, you carry a single lightweight rechargeable battery to extend the play time on your laptop, portable DVD player, digital camera, camcorder, MP3/MP4 player and more. myPower ALL Plus includes a bonus USB port that enables you to charge your mobile phone or other small device at the same time your powering your [...]

Gateway NX100X Best Budget Ultra Portable Design

Posted on July 31st, 2008 in Battery News | No Comments »

The Gateway NX100X is well known for its very low price for such a lightweight laptop, this NX100X is extremely portable and has a very sleek design of 12.1 inches wide and 12.1 inches of display and of course do include a 5 in 1 media card reader. If you are either a home user [...]

HP and Dell Laptop Battery Shortages

Posted on April 3rd, 2008 in Battery News | 4 Comments »

With the battery being such an integral component of a notebook computer, the cost of the laptop battery can have a noticeable effect on the cost of the entire notebook.

Reuters reports that Dell announced this week that there was a shortage of laptop batteries because in part of a fire at a major laptop battery [...]

LG to Replace Laptop Batteries

Posted on February 27th, 2008 in Battery News, Battery Recalls | 1 Comment »

LG Electronics has offered free replacement batteries after two users claimed that their notebook PCs exploded. Despite the recall offer, LG has so far described the incidents as “isolated “. The partial recall applies to batteries manufactured by LG Chemical for two recent laptop models, the LG Z1 and LG Z2.
Video shot in January showed [...]

Notebook Battery Fire at PC Pitstop.com

Posted on November 12th, 2007 in Battery News | 5 Comments »

We intentionally created conditions in which the Li-ON battery pack would explode inside a generic portable. The results are dramatic. There are numerous conditions where these fires can occur in real life. Faulty battery packs (driving the recalls), faulty protection circuits inside the PC, exposure to excessive heat, and blunt force are some of the [...]