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		<title>By: Xu Sony</title>
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		<description>I bought an external laptop battery a couple of months ago, so the experience is still fresh in my head. The number 1 thing to look for is that the battery has the same or nearly the same voltage output. Most external laptop batteries have a switch on them that provide several voltage outputs...just make sure that one of them meets your laptop&#039;s requirement. You also need to make sure that the battery comes with an adapter that matches your laptop&#039;s power connection. Read the description carefully to make sure that it does, and if you can&#039;t tell then simply ask the supplier.

Those are the two absolutes. Now you will want to see want the external laptop battery&#039;s storage capacity is because this will correlate to how long it will operate you computer. This is either expressed in milliamp-hours or watt-hours, and the higher that this number is the better. Higher rated storage capacities usually mean that the battery has more cells in it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I bought an external laptop battery a couple of months ago, so the experience is still fresh in my head. The number 1 thing to look for is that the battery has the same or nearly the same voltage output. Most external laptop batteries have a switch on them that provide several voltage outputs&#8230;just make sure that one of them meets your laptop&#8217;s requirement. You also need to make sure that the battery comes with an adapter that matches your laptop&#8217;s power connection. Read the description carefully to make sure that it does, and if you can&#8217;t tell then simply ask the supplier.</p>
<p>Those are the two absolutes. Now you will want to see want the external laptop battery&#8217;s storage capacity is because this will correlate to how long it will operate you computer. This is either expressed in milliamp-hours or watt-hours, and the higher that this number is the better. Higher rated storage capacities usually mean that the battery has more cells in it.</p>
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