On 2/22/05 8:58 PM, Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What kinda time are you getting on your powerbook battery?
Looks like mine is getting about 2.5 to three hours, is that right or
should I be trying to get it replaced, as the book is 4 days
old
If you can get close to 3 hours you
If you can get close to 3 hours you are doing better than me. I get
2:15 to
2:30 - - - I use airport and it is always on. If I turn it off I get
an
extra 10 minutes or so.
Similar situation here. The battery life has been somewhat
disappointing, even though it's not such a big problem for me
On my iBook G4 I can get (bluetooth on, airport on and connetced to
the home network) 3 hrs pretty easisly.
Never gone over 2 hrs with the Aluminium.
I guess the biggest difference is on the display.
Ben
If you can get close to 3 hours you are doing better than me. I get 2:15 to
2:30 - - - I use
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:
On my iBook G4 I can get (bluetooth on, airport on and connetced to
the home network) 3 hrs pretty easisly.
Never gone over 2 hrs with the Aluminium.
I guess the biggest difference is on the display.
I'd think so. On my TiBk 867 I just now
What kinda time are you getting on your powerbook battery?
Looks like mine is getting about 2.5 to three hours, is that right or
should I be trying to get it replaced, as the book is 4 days
old
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The quoted battery life is pretty optimistic. If you dim your screen,
set processor speed to reduced, turn AirPort and Bluetooth off, don't
use any USB or FireWire devices, don't use an external monitor, and set
the hard drive to spin down when possible, you might be able to make
the supposed
