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It may be the battery itself. You mentioned it was a new battery... is it an official Nokia battery? See this post:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=742060&postcount=2
Basically I believe the circuitry inside the battery that reports to the N900 the charge level of the battery isn't there/doesn't do its job and you get the problem you're describing.
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and it just stays like this
it only changed when the battery is at 5%. Is reflash the only solution?