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Hi everyone
i'm evaluating the possibility to get a MacBook Pro 13-inch: 2.53GHz but what let me wonder is this thing about the NON-rechangeable battery + Apple.com saying that it's better NOT to leave the computer ALWAYS attached to the home/house energy (or any other places) like every normal electrical object
so my question is: keeping it always connected to the energy grid(whatever) it's NOT healty for the hardware ?
(i would use it MOSTLY indoor, at the evening in bedroom, or in other houses when i move for some reason, NOT like living on its battery -recharged before- on a green green field in a sunny day)
and of course, im not going to use it for writing texts (but much videos, flash content, graphic programs etc)
SHOULDNT SUCH a computer have 2 separate energy ways
1) direct from your house grid (not passing and NOT touching/burning your battery
2) direct from your battery (which gets older depending on usage)
if the situation is a mix of 1+2 im disappointed (Whatever you use it at home or in a park, the battery gets old and you have to face a repair/fix = and the money for it)
wherever you get the energy from, the battery weakens and you have to face a change.
i'm evaluating the possibility to get a MacBook Pro 13-inch: 2.53GHz but what let me wonder is this thing about the NON-rechangeable battery + Apple.com saying that it's better NOT to leave the computer ALWAYS attached to the home/house energy (or any other places) like every normal electrical object
so my question is: keeping it always connected to the energy grid(whatever) it's NOT healty for the hardware ?
(i would use it MOSTLY indoor, at the evening in bedroom, or in other houses when i move for some reason, NOT like living on its battery -recharged before- on a green green field in a sunny day)
and of course, im not going to use it for writing texts (but much videos, flash content, graphic programs etc)
SHOULDNT SUCH a computer have 2 separate energy ways
1) direct from your house grid (not passing and NOT touching/burning your battery
2) direct from your battery (which gets older depending on usage)
if the situation is a mix of 1+2 im disappointed (Whatever you use it at home or in a park, the battery gets old and you have to face a repair/fix = and the money for it)
wherever you get the energy from, the battery weakens and you have to face a change.