I get about an hour of use out of it, just doing basic word processing stuff. It is probably likely that I can buy some new battery for relatively little money and get much more time out of it. I am wondering if I spend a little more money and rebuild the battery myself (replace the cells inside the battery) if I can get a significant amount of time out of the battery - maybe even surpassing original specs. The reviews I have read say it will (actually) provide 3-3.5 hours when it is new. I would love to get 5...but who wouldn't!!
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Rebuilding the battery for me Evo N610c
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