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2009-12-09
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Originally Posted by Alex Atkin UK
Well, both of us having a different views.
I consider it FORTUNATE that several Nokia devices use the same battery. It means you can easily find an official battery if you need to.
I would be more pissed if they had designed a battery ONLY for the N900 then in 12 months stop manufacturing it because the successor to the N900 has come out.
The more devices use the same battery the better. Just sticking a larger capacity battery in is a none-solution when manufacturing a new device. The fact they stick with the same battery encourages improvements in power management rather than being lazy.
For me if they ever made some 2000mah new battery type is better then using a low battery (btw, when Nokia is making a battery they reuse it into their other devices so this type of battery will still be available).
I was having some hope in the begging that n900 using at lest BP-4L battery (1500mah).
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2009-12-09
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Originally Posted by f(x)
That thing looks homemade!!
So, anyone is brave enough to try this battery
1700mah = http://cgi.ebay.com/1700mAh-BL-5J-Ba...item4a98ccf3c5
@Darkshine:
If thats the only thing that concerns you then you shouldn't worry.
Personally , I would be scared to death of the (BoO000Ooom#!).
For now, I will keep my eyes on the extended battery reviews.
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i finally have the device and its even better than i could have ever possibley imagined! well done nokia, very well done indeed!
i finally have the device and its even better than i could have ever possibley imagined! well done nokia, very well done indeed!
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2009-12-09
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Originally Posted by mikec
By the way just because the gold is a third party battery does not mean it wont actually deliver. If you look at the cells in your laptop these are made up of standard 18650 cells. These cells have matured over the last few years going from 1800mAH to now 2500mAH.
maybe....badabing bada BOOM
will probably arrive before my N900 LOL
Of course the proof is in the pudding, I'm not worried about it damaging my phone, will report once it arrives.
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2009-12-09
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Originally Posted by f(x)
I'm not looking for an argument but I'm pretty sure they'd want to see the battery that damaged the phone O_o
As, I told you they wouldn't know.
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2009-12-09
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Originally Posted by NotTheMessiah
Someone got free time to play with Li , maybe?
That thing looks homemade!!
@mikec:
I will definitely be waiting for your review
(Just a friendly reminder, Remember to use the original battery for at lest 1.5 week and the same for the other one (Unless it's really bad))
Originally Posted by Darkshine
Simply, destroy your original battery or claim you got scared and throw it away as you weren't going to take a risk of hurting anyone of your family.
I'm not looking for an argument but I'm pretty sure they'd want to see the battery that damaged the phone O_o
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2009-12-09
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Originally Posted by f(x)
I agree with the above. Or, just say it was stolen and claim a new one on insurance
Someone got free time to play with Li , maybe?
@mikec:
I will definitely be waiting for your review
(Just a friendly reminder, Remember to use the original battery for at lest 1.5 week and the same for the other one (Unless it's really bad))
Simply, destroy your original battery or claim you got scared and throw it away as you weren't going to take a risk of hurting anyone of your family.
Very interested to see how those batteries last in comparison with the standard...I'm used to 4-5 days with moderate usage on my last phone!
I would be more pissed if they had designed a battery ONLY for the N900 then in 12 months stop manufacturing it because the successor to the N900 has come out.
The more devices use the same battery the better. Just sticking a larger capacity battery in is a none-solution when manufacturing a new device. The fact they stick with the same battery encourages improvements in power management rather than being lazy.
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