Okay, so we know we'd be sunk without our laptops and cell phones. But what about the car? Cars have batteries too. Perhaps you ride a Harley Davidson - not without a motorcycle battery! It's interesting to think where we'd be if the afore-mentioned eddy stock zapping episode took place. We know that our forefathers coped without batteries but could we?
Why is this important? If you have a relatively new PC the only problem you will get are error messages relating to the clock on start up. No Lithium mines Ontario big deal. If your PC is older then a low battery could be a nightmare. I had a PC which once every few months refused to boot. Rather than take the PC in for repair or start replacing parts myself the first thing I did was look at the BIOS settings. It was soon obvious that the BIOS settings were corrupt (wrong bus speed). I put a volt meter on the battery and sure enough it was reading 2.2 volts.
These large battery packs take up a lot of room and are pretty heavy, which adversely affects the fuel economy and the storage space in most hybrid cars. These batteries get their power from regenerative braking and/or from the gas engine. Also, they are very expensive, costing thousands of dollars to replace. Which is why they are guaranteed for the life of the car (read you warranty, some states make automakers guarantee the battery for 100,000 miles).
People know that communication is very important and there will be times when the batteries of the cellphones are drained and there are no outlets in sight. At least with cheap cell phone batteries the owner can stock up and put these Lithium battery stocks to their cellphones and make those emergency calls.
The Bleu 466x is Bar Shaped with a 1.8 Inch Screen Size and a 65k color TFT display with a resolution of 128x106 pixels. This Bleu Mobile also supports a Camera with Video Capture features. It has an Inbuilt FM radio and is equipped with a Standard Lithium ion Battery.
Another benefit of the lithium-ion Toshiba laptop battery is that it doesn't have any memory. This refers to an effect that many rechargeable batteries have. Each time they are charged and drained, they "remember" how far that charging goes, and how far down they are drained. If the battery doesn't get fully drained every time it gets used, it starts charging only to that level. For example, if it only gets drained 90% each time it gets used, after some time it only charges to 90%. Eventually, the effective use life of the battery gets down to the point that it can't be used without being constantly hooked into a charger. But li-ion laptop batteries don't have that problem. They do not need to be fully drained to be recharged and they will always empty and charge to their full extent.