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by battery memory he means the battery life. Say you take a remote control car and you never fully use up the battery then charge it its memory to how much its charged up gets reduced.
when u say that ppl plug it in like say...all night even though it only needed like 10mins of charging....is it the same thing as plugging it in while USING the laptop? like say u have 100% battery life and ur using it in ur room, should you plug it in, or only plug it in when you're charging it?
when u say that ppl plug it in like say...all night even though it only needed like 10mins of charging....is it the same thing as plugging it in while USING the laptop? like say u have 100% battery life and ur using it in ur room, should you plug it in, or only plug it in when you're charging it?
In most cases, yes. The charger and the power input are two seperate things, even though they may be contained in the same cable.
by battery memory he means the battery life. Say you take a remote control car and you never fully use up the battery then charge it its memory to how much its charged up gets reduced.
by battery memory he means the battery life. Say you take a remote control car and you never fully use up the battery then charge it its memory to how much its charged up gets reduced.
Unfortunately, that \"alien\" thing kind of... um... covers the entire top section.
I dunno. I have personal philosophy in how computers are \"supposed\" to look... IE... they need to look like computers. They don't need to look like hellish death things or... they don't need to look like... like... they're staring back at you.
...*sigh*
Just my opinion though. Brushed aluminum and gloss black kicks butt.
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