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What is the best way to care for Lithium Ion Laptop Batteries?

I’m looking for a definitive answer here as I’ve read conflicting answers all over the web.

I’ve got a new netbook and want to keep the 9+ hours battery life as long as I can. Should I be running the battery from the mains when I can or from the battery? Should I be running the battery flat each time before plugging in? Can I plug in on 50% charge without ruining the battery?

Intelligent, researched and qualified answers to this age old question required…
Good solid answer…but what about leaving it plugged in during use?

how do i maintain lithium-ion laptop batteries?

need tips..help

Is better to leave devices (cellphone, laptop) with lithium-ion batteries plugged in all the time?

I thought you were supposed to charge them fully, then let them drain almost completely, then charge them, and so on.

But this month’s issue of PC World says that’s only the case for (older) nickel-cadmium batteries, and that current lithium-ion batteries have “the opposite problem”—does that mean they best keep their capacity if you leave them plugged in as much of the time as possible?

  

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