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Notebook ChargersNotebook Chargers are specific to each brand and model. Battery designs, chemistry, voltage, amperage and capacity differ based on each Notebook battery. AtBatt.com's Notebook Charger Select Technology™ matches your model with the exact battery, charger and power supply for exact fit and compatibility. |
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Notebook Battery Articles & Tips
Achieve Maximum Notebook Battery Performance on the Road
Notebook Chargers are crucial when working on the road. To get maximum performance from your Notebook battery, fully optimize the Notebook's power management features prior to use. However, there is a trade off when setting your Notebook power management. You will achieve better power conservation in exchange for lesser computing performance. The power management system conserves the Notebook battery power by setting the processor to run at a slower speed, dimming the Notebook screen, slowing down the hard drive when it's not in use and causing the machine to go into sleep or suspend mode when it is inactive. Your Notebook user's guide will provide information relating to specific power management features.
Increase your Notebook Battery Life
Did you know that detaching your main Notebook battery from your Notebook would increase your Notebook's battery life up to 75%? Our experience and testing have shown that even when you are plugged in with your Notebook ac adapter and your battery is fully charged, the Notebook will still use the Notebook battery resources in small increments. This will put unnecessary charge cycles to your battery. Since typical li-ion Notebook Chargers have 375 charge cycles, having a fully charged battery inserted will put unnecessary charge cycles. The downside to removing your Notebook battery maybe a loss of power when the ac adapter is accidentally unplugged or when there is a power outage.
Notebook Chargers: OEM vs. 3rd Party
Third party Notebook Chargers supplied by AtBatt.com are usually lower in price and usually exceed the specifications of OEM Notebook Chargers. Many of AtBatt's Notebook Chargers use the exact same battery cells as OEM Chargers. In addition, AtBatt offers a superior warranty over OEM manufacturer's warranty. Finally, we make warranty replacement on our 3rd party Notebook battery easier by dealing with you, the consumer, directly."
Are there restrictions when taking lithium-ion batteries on planes?
Effective January 1, 2008, the Department of Transportation (DOT) will no longer allow loose lithium batteries in checked baggage. These batteries may continue to be packed in carry-on baggage. To read more: http://www.atbatt.com/blog/31/Traveling-with-Spare-Batteries.asp
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