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The last bit of power: Notebook batteries
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As I’m typing this post I am lying in bed with my notebook. This has become a common situation for many people, having mobility where and when you need it. Unfortunately, as I am typing this I am also keeping an eye on the battery indicator waiting for Vista to kick me out of bed and fetch the power pack.

Keep your processor working at a walking pace
Most notebooks offer power regulation software, and almost all have the ability to change profiles using the Vista power manager. Click on that battery icon on the bottom of your screen, and make sure your notebook is set to Balanced or Power Saver. High Performance is great if you are encoding video or playing games, but it makes your processor work harder than it has to, using more power and throwing out more heat.

For more tips on how to squeeze that last bit of juice out of your notebook, head on over the Tablet PC Review.

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