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Posted by Daniel Iuculano on August 19, 2016 - 11:56am


Laptop Computers – Money Saving Tip

 It’s funny I have been buying computers specifically laptops in recent years and I never thought about what is a logical money saving tip concerning the usefulness life of a laptop battery.

 I just purchased and by the way got a great deal via my Holiday Gift Ideas web page a new laptop. I unpacked the laptop and read the setup instructions.  Plug in the AC to the laptop and do not turn on the PC until fully charge and then run the laptop without power cord until fully discharged. Repeat this process for at least three times.

 Now comes the money saving tip – It’s so simple I cannot believe I hadn’t thought about it before or even read it with any documentation that came with the computer.

 If you find you operate your laptop more often with the power cord attached, then after fully charging your battery, take it out of your PC and run you notebook strictly from the power cord.

 Only replace the battery back into your PC when you are traveling or have a need to be on battery power.

 Replacement battery are expensive for a laptop and a new battery only has so much usefulness before it start depleting it’s resources and you find with each new charge you are getting less and less chargeable time left.

 By using the above method chances are you won’t have to replace the battery for the lifetime of your laptop unless of course you use your laptop often on battery power.

 Daniel Iuculano

 

Linda Von Harten a ha, better go unplug that thang...:)
August 19, 2016 at 7:24pm