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KamiQuazi

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  1. @Ripken:

    its kool... Like i said in the pass people will screw another over.... <cough>tigerdirect<cough> They screwed me out of $100 in m-i-r(s).... but hey... its all good... can u see what u can do for a dual core chip and a badd @s$ mobo and ram... so basically i wanna upgrade my CPU, RAM, and MOBO... oh yea... throw a decent video card into the mix... I got some xtra $$$ leying around and i wanna better speed... one last question RIP... do u think i should wait for the m2 socket b4 upgrading or do it now? :w00t:

  2. It depends on the type of matterail the battery is made of... for example a NiMH battery it wouldn't matter, that is what most laptop manufacters theses days use... the other battery type <i can't remember the name> it will cause the battery life expectany to shorten alot...

    Other way around!!!

    Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries suffer from the "memory effect" where the performance of the battery degrades if you don't fully discharge the battery.

    Lithium batteries don't suffer from this effect. Most laptops and electronics today (cell phones, MP3 players, etc) have lithium batteries.

    To the "original" poster (or quoted rather), he's probably thinking pre LiIon days when there was NiCd (Nickle Cadmium) and NiMH (Nickle Metal Hydride). The "other" he was thinking of I'm guessing is NiCd. Those were god awful and haven't been used in any portable computer for y-e-a-r-s....

    Lithium Ion is the usual standard and (if you believe Apple) they only go through a cycle when the equivalent of discharging fully has been achived (i.e. you discharge half way and recharge twice, counts as one cycle). They are far supperior and can take some abuse as far as discharging partly then recharging while using, etc...

    Still the 1st charge is critical and needs to be left plugged in for 1/2 to 1 day before initial use. After that you should cycle it down (almost but not completely) empty then fully charge it over night. Standard disclaimers apply (I'm not a battery expert, but this seems to be the consensus on what I've read everywhere).

    I was i totally forgot about the LiIon... but in the orginal post i was talking about the NiMH and NiCD... and LiIon just slipped my mind.. lol

    :whistle:

  3. Wrong, did u read the whole document?

    Before You Begin

    We recommend that you complete the following tasks before you begin implementing the steps in this document:


    Obtain the Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 media. The Windows XP Professional media do not include the necessary files for Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005.


    Obtain a Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 volume licensing key. For more information about volume licensing, see the Microsoft Volume Licensing Web site.


    Understand the Sysprep process that is described in the article, Deploying Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005. For more information, see the “Additional Resources” section at the end of this document.


    If you are not using an existing deployment image, or you would like more information about deployments, visit the Windows XP Professional Deployment Web site. This site contains detailed information about how to plan and build your base image for the systems in your enterprise.

    It requires both CDs... not just one

  4. It depends on the type of matterail the battery is made of... for example a NiMH battery it wouldn't matter, that is what most laptop manufacters theses days use... the other battery type <i can't remember the name> it will cause the battery life expectany to shorten alot...

  5. Most laptop charge and run off the cable, but when u do that it takes longer to charge since it will trickle charge instead of a more quicker charge

    Well... sorta. A trickle charge is meant for a very low current used to charge the batteries. Since most people want their computers charged right now, the charger will fill up the battery as quickly as possible.

    If you want to charge your battery faster, buy a higher wattage power supply.

    Just make sure that u buy a power supply similar to the way that came with it... other wise u might dmagae and void the warentee on the laptop/tablet pc... If u are using the laptop and trying to charge the battery no matter what u doing the laptop is going to take up most of the power so the battery is still going to be trickle charged...

  6. No, the only thing Microsoft did anywhere near what you are talking about was when they were exchanging the 32-bit version for a 64-bit version of XP Professional...

    *Links....

    http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/64bit/u...de/default.mspx

    http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/64bit/upgrade/faq.mspx

    There ya are so, no; Microsoft will not exchange the version... BTW... the way the exchaged the copy up was by asking them for there CD key, nulling that key, and shipping them a copy of windows XP 64...

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