Also, on the removable battery thing, I'd prefer the larger sealed in battery. I've never found a need for two batteries, and the only time mine has been popped out is when it needed to be replaced. Since the new ones can still be replaced, I'm not upset.
Yes, I know some people need swappable batteries, but I'm betting it's a very minor percentage of laptop owners.
I agree. I don't get what the big deal is about having swappable batteries - you can buy an external one that plugs into the MagSafe port, get over it!
Me too. The only things I've ever swapped batteries in are clocks and remote controls. Phones, computers or other rechargeable things aren't affected because, you know, they're rechargeable. And as for life cycles, I usually don't keep stuff for so many years.
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Also, on the removable battery thing, I'd prefer the larger sealed in battery. I've never found a need for two batteries, and the only time mine has been popped out is when it needed to be replaced. Since the new ones can still be replaced, I'm not upset.
Yes, I know some people need swappable batteries, but I'm betting it's a very minor percentage of laptop owners.
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I agree. I don't get what the big deal is about having swappable batteries - you can buy an external one that plugs into the MagSafe port, get over it!
Me too. The only things I've ever swapped batteries in are clocks and remote controls. Phones, computers or other rechargeable things aren't affected because, you know, they're rechargeable. And as for life cycles, I usually don't keep stuff for so many years.