Lee
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I need a new battery and the one I have says 4400mAh. The one i'm looking to buy says 4800mAh. Will this difference be a problem?
All other specs are the same.
Thanks
All other specs are the same.
Thanks
mAh is purely capacity, so it will not cause any issue
ive got a cheap battery for my laptop and its great cost £20 and its 2 years old now and i still get over 6 hours charge out of it. so sometimes cheap is good
The thing with laptop batterys is to ensure they are not always plugged in as it brings the charge down until it wont do it anymore. Just encase you never knew
Actually that's not true these days, it's more so heat that causes batteries to wear. My netbook is over 5 years old and has been pretty much plugged in since the day I got it and the capacity is reading 51,332 mWh with a 7.1% wear of 55,272 mWh.
Actually that's not true these days, it's more so heat that causes batteries to wear. My netbook is over 5 years old and has been pretty much plugged in since the day I got it and the capacity is reading 51,332 mWh with a 7.1% wear of 55,272 mWh.
It is true but maybe not for all laptops. Ive had my fair amount in the past and with a lot of research, leaving the power cable in has a "higher" chance of ruining your battery - that sound abit better
Not the best source but the quickest example I could find...
Will leaving my power cord on my laptop constantly reduce how long it stays charged without it? - Yahoo! Answers