I'm looking for something to replace my aging i6000d.
I got my i6000d a little over a year ago with the high capacity battery and the battery is already showing signs of significant wear. I used to get about 4 hours with light usage. Now, under the same conditions, I'm only getting about 2.5 hours. Is this normal for dell batteries?? I had a Toshiba in the past which got about 2.5 hours. And after 3 years of owning it, it was still giving me around 2.3 hours on a charge.
I have a tm350 bluetooth right now and notice there is the tm355 now. I was wondering what the differences were and if the widcomm's were still able to operate it (I'm sure they are but would rather a confirmation).
Also, anyone know the difference between the i6400 vs. the e1505 really?
And lastly, about the x1400 vs the 7300 options for graphics, is the 7300 much better than the x1400? I've always been more of a nvda fan and the x300 hasn't been too pleasing.
Looking forward to overclock the 1.6ghz 533fsb to 2.0ghz 667fsb
I got my i6000d a little over a year ago with the high capacity battery and the battery is already showing signs of significant wear. I used to get about 4 hours with light usage. Now, under the same conditions, I'm only getting about 2.5 hours. Is this normal for dell batteries?? I had a Toshiba in the past which got about 2.5 hours. And after 3 years of owning it, it was still giving me around 2.3 hours on a charge.
I have a tm350 bluetooth right now and notice there is the tm355 now. I was wondering what the differences were and if the widcomm's were still able to operate it (I'm sure they are but would rather a confirmation).
Also, anyone know the difference between the i6400 vs. the e1505 really?
And lastly, about the x1400 vs the 7300 options for graphics, is the 7300 much better than the x1400? I've always been more of a nvda fan and the x300 hasn't been too pleasing.
Looking forward to overclock the 1.6ghz 533fsb to 2.0ghz 667fsb
