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<title>How to EnlargeYour Laptop’s Battery Life</title>
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<![CDATA[ Every laptop user wants longer battery life, but few understand how to do it. Though laptop manufacturers make giant strides in the last number of years in helping the efficiency (and so the battery life) of the products, even the well organized modern machines don’t go very far enough for several users.<br><br>So, how might you increase your laptop’s battery so you don’t should be seeking the nearest available power outlet constantly?<br><br>1. Defrag regularly - The faster your harddrive does its work – less demand you are going to assumed hard drive plus your <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/laptop-battery/battery.php/dell-c1295.html" target="_blank">Dell C1295 laptop battery</a>.  Make your hard disk drive as efficient as is possible by defragging it regularly (although not even as it’s on battery certainly!).<br><br>2. Dim your screen resolution– Most laptops attach to be able to dim your laptop screen.  In which come with ways to modify CPU and cooling performance.  Cut them as a result of the minimum level you'll be able to tolerate to squeeze out extra <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/laptop-battery/battery.php/dell-cf623.html" target="_blank">Dell CF623 battery</a> juice.<br><br>3. Eliminate programs running in the shadows.  Itunes, Desktop Search, etc.  These boost CPU load and lessen life of the battery.  Banned exactly what isn’t crucial if you’re on battery.<br><br>4. Cut down external devices – USB devices (in addition to your mouse) &amp; WiFi drain down your laptop battery.  Remove or shut them down when not used.  It goes without saying that charging other devices (as if your iPod or BB) together with your laptop when on <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/laptop-battery/battery.php/dell-inspiron_1100_series.html" target="_blank">Dell Inspiron 1100 battery</a> can be a guaranteed means of quickly wiping your charge in your laptop battery.<br><br>5. Run off a hard drive instead of CD/DVD - As power consuming as computer drives are, CD and DVD drives are worse.  Even having one inch the drive can be power consuming.  They spin, taking power, regardless if they’re not actively being employed.<br><br>6.  Maintain battery contacts clean:  Clean your battery’s metal contacts every couple of months using a cloth moistened with rubbing alcohol.  This prevents the transfer of power from a battery more cost-effective.<br><br>7. Take care of your battery – Exercise battery.  Will not leave a charged battery dormant for long periods of time.  Once charged, it is best to at the very least utilize the battery one or more times every two or three weeks. Also, do not allow Li-On batteries completely discharge. (Discharging is simply for older batteries with memory effects).<br><br>8. Hibernate not standby – Although placing a laptop in standby mode saves some power and you may instantly resume in places you left off, it doesn’t save anywhere as often power as being the hibernate function does.  Hibernating a PC would actually keep your PC’s state as it's, and completely shut itself down.<br><br>9. Keep operating temperature down - Your laptop operates better when it’s cooler.  Clean out your air vents with a cloth or keyboard cleaner, or talk about a little extra tips by LapTopMag.com.<br><br>10. Established and optimize your power options – Go to ‘Power Options’ with your windows control board and set it in order that energy consumption is optimized (Select the ‘max battery’ for max effect).
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<pubDate>Thu, 29 Nov 2012 10:58:52 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>Core i7 and  Core i5 Dell XPS 15 Laptop Review</title>
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<![CDATA[ The Dell XPS 15s are deluxe laptops that look great. This is true for both models we tested, but we definitely prefer the version with Core i7 and GT 640M over the one with Core i5 and GT 630M. The i7 version costs more of course, but it's worth the extra money. The processor is quite a bit faster, and you can actually play games with that graphics card, as long as you don't increase the settings too much.<br><br>he build quality of this laptop is exception, Dell used sturdy and attractive materials. The screen is also high-quality, and the <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/laptop-battery/brand.php/dell.html" target="_self">Dell laptop battery life </a>is good as long as you don't make the laptop work too hard. In a nutshell, this is a very good laptop. The model with Core i7 and GT 640M earns the Hardware.Info Silver Award.
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<pubDate>Mon, 22 Oct 2012 16:45:10 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>Lenovo IdeaTab S2110A Review</title>
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<![CDATA[ Looking for a tablet that offers equal parts entertainment and productivity? Lenovo's IdeaTab S2110A may have what you need. This 10.1-inch tablet packs a 1.5-GHz dual-core processor and 1GB of RAM for your entertainment needs and comes with an optional keyboard dock for when you need to crank out a report for the boss. But with a price closing in on $500, is this Android tablet asking too much for too little?<br><br>Design<br><br>The IdeaTab S2110A is a fairly nondescript Android tablet. Its 10.1-inch display is surrounded by a roughly 1-inch black bezel. Up top, when held in portrait mode, is the IdeaTab's 1.3-megapixel camera, and along the bottom is a silver Lenovo logo. A matte gray band running along the IdeaTab's edges adds some character. The IdeaTab's rear features an understated, if not handsome, black textured thatchwork pattern. At its center is an inlaid silver Lenovo logo. Up in the top right corner is the S2110A's 5-megapixel rear-facing shooter.<br><br>On the S2110A's right is a gray volume rocker that sticks out ever-so-slightly and a razor-thin speaker grille. Along the top is the S2110A's microphone and silver power button, while the left side plays host to the tablet's other speaker grille, a 3.5mm headphone jack, microHDMI port and, on select models, a SIM card slot. On the IdeaTab's lower edge is its microUSB port and twin keyboard dock connectors.<br><br>Despite its larger size, the 10.2 x 7.0 x 0.34-inch IdeaTab S2110A weighs a hair less than Apple's 9.5 x 7.31 x 0.37-inch new iPad, 1.25 pounds versus the iPad's 1.44 pounds. The IdeaTab also barely undercuts ASUS' 10.4 x 7.1 x 0.38-inch Transformer Pad TF300, which weighs in at 1.4 pounds.<br><br>Unfortunately, the IdeaTab's plastic build proved somewhat flexible when held in two hands, and left us questioning whether it would be able to stand up to the rigors of frequent use.<br><br>Display<br><br>The IdeaTab sports a 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 resolution IPS display. That's not nearly as sharp as the new iPad's 2048 x 1536 Retina Dislay or the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity's 1920 x 1200 display, but is the same as the ASUS TF300. With a 440 lux rating, the IdeaTab's screen is brighter than both the iPad (386 lux), Infinity (433) and TF300 (331 lux)<br><br>Overall, however, the display's sharpness was adequate. While watching a trailer for the next James Bond thriller, "Skyfall," we could easily see the creases in Daniel Craig's furrowed brow and the salt- and-pepper stubble covering his face. Colors were also vibrant, and viewing angles went on forever; we could watch the trailer from a near 180-degree angle.<br><br>Audio<br><br>The IdeaTab S2110A's two superslim speakers positioned pumped out an impressive amount of audio thanks to its SRS TruMedia audio software. Volume was easily loud enough to fill a large conference room and overall audio quality was exceptionally crisp and clear. Unfortunately, and expectedly, bass output was sorely lacking. While listening to The Black Keys' "Lonely Boy," guitar riffs and drum hits were clean, but bass hits were difficult to make out.<br>Software and Interface<br><br>The IdeaTab is loaded with a lightly skinned version of Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. You get the usual five home screens, as well as the standard Android notifications center in the bottom right corner of the screen. In the bottom left corner of the screen, you'll find the ever-present Android navigation buttons, including Back, Home, Recent Apps and Settings.<br><br>The biggest change Lenovo made is the way it handles home screen folders. Instead of the small difficult-to-read folders found in standard versions of the operating system, Lenovo provides users with large folder icons styled after classic manila envelopes. Apps stored in the folders are easily visible, making organizing your home screens far simpler.<br><br>Beyond changes to the folder settings, Lenovo has also added various options to the Android settings menu. Pressing the three small dots to the right of the Recent Apps icon in the lower bar brings up Preferences, Manage Apps, System Settings, Add More Capacity and One Touch Clear. The Preferences menu allows you to choose from nine different animations when scrolling between the IdeaTab's five home screens. One such is Bounce, which makes the icons on each screen bounce away as you swipe to a different home screen. Manage Apps and System Settings tabs give users access to the IdeaTab's apps and system settings menus, respectively, while Add More Capacity allows users to quickly add app shortcuts to the IdeaTab's home screens. The One Touch Clear option lets you completely wipe a home screen clean of all content.<br><br>Typing on the IdeaTab S2110A's stock Android virtual keyboard was a breeze thanks to its large keys and general responsiveness. With the tablet laying flat on a tablet, we were able to type documents in Words to Go as quickly as we would on a standard physical keyboard.<br><br>Lenovo also includes the GO Keyboard virtual keyboard app. The app offers users a host of customization options, including the ability to change its size, theme and colors. The Swype-style Sliding mode was responsive and easily able to pick up on our inputs. Unfortunately, the default keyboard was not conducive to the IdeaTab's size, making typing on it difficult. Even when we increased the size of the keys, we still found typing on the GO Keyboard more difficult than the standard Android board.<br><br>Keyboard Dock<br><br>It's not often that we don't like a Lenovo keyboard, but the keyboard dock that came with the IdeaTab was a mixed bag. We appreciated the two full-size USB 2.0 ports and 3-in-1 card reader located on the dock's left side, but the keys are on the small side. We regularly found ourselves hitting keys adjacent to those we wanted to press. Also, the keyboard suffers from a severe amount of flex. Still, we like the fact that the function row keys are Android-specific: Settings, Search and volume controls were just a button press away.<br><br>At 10.2 x 7.5 x 0.4 inches and weighing 1.4 pounds, the keyboard dock more than doubles the IdeaTab's weight and nearly doubles its thickness. By comparison, the TF300's weight increases to 2.5 pounds with its 10.3 x 7.25 x 0.75-inch keyboard dock.<br>Performance<br><br>Our IdeaTab S2110A came with a 1.5-GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 1GB of RAM and 16GB of on-board storage. Unfortunately, the IdeaTab doesn't include a microSD card slot. Overall, performance was snappy and generally lag-free. We did notice a bit of slowdown when flipping between home screens, but that appeared to be a result of Lenovo's customizable animations more than anything.<br><br>On the CPU Benchmark test, the IdeaTab scored a solid 5,265. That's higher than the 1.6-GHz quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3-powered ASUS TF700's score of 5,220, the TF300's score of 3,613, and more than 2,000 points higher than the category average of 2,840.<br><br>The IdeaTab stumbled a slightly on the An3DBench graphics test, pulling down a score of 7,284, falling just short of the category average of 7,297. Meanwhile, the Tegra-powered ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity ripped through the test with a score of 7,937, as did the TF300 (7,705).<br><br>The IdeaTab, however, managed to rebound on the Linpack benchmark, scoring a 60.7 in single-thread mode and 127.9 in multithread mode. The Transformer Pad Infinity could only muster a score of 56.1 in single-thread mode and 80.6 in multithread, while the category average came in at 38.6 in single-thread and 63.5 in multithread.<br><br>Apps<br><br>Lenovo filled the IdeaTab S2110A with a multitude of apps, including Evernote, ES File Explorer, Norton Mobile Security and more. The included Docs to Go word processing app proved particularly useful when used with the IdeaTab's keyboard dock.<br><br>The IdeaTab includes 5GB of free cloud-based storage through SugarSync. Skype and ooVoo HD apps are also available for video chatting with friends and family, while Zinio provides users with access to available digital versions of their favorite magazines. The IdeaTab also includes an FM tuner, which, when you plug in headphones, allows you to listen to FM stations using apps such as iHeartRadio and Slacker.<br><br>Although there's a folder for the Lenovo App Shop, Lenovo shut down this store after the tablet shipped. Fortunately, you can access the Google Play Store, which has more than 600,000 apps.<br><br>Camera and Camcorder<br><br>An image of the New York skyline shot using the IdeaPad S2110A's 5-megapixel rear-facing camera looked spectacularly sharp, but bricks looked muted and a green dome in the distance appeared washed out. The IdeaPad's panorama feature was excellent, stitching photos together seamlessly to create a large image of several nearby rooftops.<br><br>A 1080p video captured using the IdeaTab's rear-facing camera was sharp, with colors appearing to pop off of the screen.<br><br><a href="http://www.aubatt.com/laptop-battery/brand.php/lenovo.html" target="_blank">Lenovo Laptop Battery</a> Life<br><br>Strapped with a 2-cell lithium ion <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/category/laptop-batteries.html" " target="_blank">lapotp battery</a>, the IdeaTab S2110A lasted an impressive 8 hours and 16 minutes on our LAPTOP Battery test, which involves continuous Web browsing via Wi-Fi with the display brightness set to 40 percent. ASUS' Transformer Pad Infinity threw in the towel at 7 hours and 39 minutes, the TF300 lasted 7 hours, and the category average called for the bell in 6 hours and 53 minutes. Connect the IdeaTab to its optional keyboard dock and you'll get an incredible 13 hours and 22 minutes of battery life.<br><br><br>Configurations and Warranty<br><br>Lenovo offers three configurations of the IdeaTab S2110A. Our version included a 1.5-GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, 1GB of RAM and 16GB of on-board storage and a keyboard dock for $499. Drop the keyboard dock and you'll knock off $70 for a base price of $429. If you're looking for more built-in storage, Lenovo offers a 32GB version of the S2110A for $469. Add the keyboard dock to that version of the tablet and the price jumps to $579. If you purchase the keyboard separately from the tablet, it'll cost $100. While Lenovo advertises a model with optional 3G on its site, that version is not yet available.<br><br>Verdic<br><br>Lenovo's $499 IdeaTab S2110A is a snappy 10-inch tablet with great battery life and capable rear-facing camera. The included keyboard dock adds a further dimension of functionality. However, we don't like the flex in the tablet and the keyboard dock, nor the fact that the tablet lacks an SD card slot. For $50 more, you can pick up the ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 and its keyboard dock, both of which felt a little sturdier. Still, if you're looking for an Android tablet with excellent endurance, the Lenovo IdeaPad S2110A is a good choice.
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<pubDate>Wed, 17 Oct 2012 11:41:53 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>How to calibrate laptop battery</title>
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<![CDATA[ Modern lithium <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/category/laptop-batteries.html" target="_blank"><strong>laptop batteries</strong></a> are typically "smart": they have an internal controller that tracks recharge history and detects any "lost" capacity, to prevent dangerous overcharges. If they didn't, your laptop would occasionally catch on fire. You probably don't want that.<br><br>Unfortunately, sometimes the controller detects lost capacity... A little too well, so to speak.<br><br>Now, before you put your <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/laptop-battery/brand.php/dell.html" target="_blank">Dell laptop battery</a> in the freezer, remember that chips are often more susceptible than the battery itself to low temperatures, so the usual freezing trick (which has about an even chance of working on dead NiMH batteries) is not a good idea: it may result in a broken controller, which may be a literal health hazard (see above about laptops catching on fire).<br><br>A full discharge, followed by a full charge in a very cool and well-ventilated place (you need a cool battery to improve the results, but you don't want any humidity to condense on your laptop's innards), may cause the controller to reassess the status of your battery.<br><br>Don't go overboard with the cooling: stay above 0 (or, above 32, for USians).<br><br>Unfortunately, lost capacity is usually a one-way trip, so there is no guarantee that even a good recharge cycle will cause the controller to reevaluate your battery's health status. If you get no results at all after 5 to 10 cycles, either your <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/" target="_blank">laptop battery</a> is too damaged or its controller is not designed to detect improvements.
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<pubDate>Wed, 10 Oct 2012 16:39:57 +0900</pubDate>
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<title>How to take care of HP laptop battery</title>
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<![CDATA[ VGP-bsp collection sony notebook power packs are constructed of lithium. Lithium-ion (li-ion) are usually 500 to be able to 1000 fees and also concerning some to be able to 5 years. Nonetheless, these kinds of quantities can vary greatly according to utilize and also servicing with the notebook. self-discharge regarding lithium-ion <strong><a href="http://www.aubatt.com/laptop-battery/brand.php/hp.html" target="_blank">HP laptop  battery</a></strong>  will be roughly a single pct each day. Below are a few basic steps sony notebook battery power servicing to increase their particular performance are usually: spot the notebook over a tough surface area notebooks working over a smooth surface area helps it be challenging to be able to rotate oxygen from the notebook lover. temperature may be damaging for the long  battery life.<br><br>Eliminate the HP  battery if the notebook will be about ALTERNATING CURRENT, eliminate the battery power in case you are linked to the particular notebook directly into a power store regarding very long periods. continual trickle asking or perhaps <a href="http://www.aubatt.com/category/laptop-ac-adapters.html" target="_blank">laptop ac power</a> result can easily lessen significantly. moreover, preserving the particular temperatures with the lithium-ion battery  will be 0 diplomas Celsius. the utmost safe-keeping demand is approximately 40%. retailer the particular notebook battery power on the identical temperatures because the os can substantially lessen battery power efficiency inside of 1 or 2 decades<br><br>Work with a total demand routine just before asking li-ion and also NiMH power packs haven't any memory space, yet work with a small variety of demand fertility cycles. usage of the full demand routine just before asking for your utilize to be able to boost battery power living. a single asking the particular notebook battery power would certainly demand up to highest, depletion that entirely, enabling your pet to attend slumber, and immediately demand totally once more<br><br>Retailer the notebook specifically intense temperature ranges may be damaging to the particular HP laptop battery power. even though the temperatures may damage electronic digital parts, experience of natural light could cause loss from your battery’s alkaline remedy. temperatures adjustments coming from cool on track can easily damage the electronic digital published routine panels. Furthermore steer clear of saving the notebook inside the damp.
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