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    How much more life can I get out of my batterey by going to high cappicity?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Spartanhockey, Apr 12, 2007.

  1. Spartanhockey

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    Im going to get a dv9000t and I can get the 8cell or the high capacity 8cell. What the difference?
     
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    I want to know the same thing for the dv6000t high capacity 6 cell. Does anybody have the amperage ratings to compare?
     
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    help plz...
     
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    Difference is roughly 15% in battery life. On average, the laptop runs for about 2 hours or so with moderate brightness and WiFi, so it should get maybe 18 or so more minutes.
     
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    can anyone confirm this?
     
    Spartanhockey, Apr 13, 2007
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