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Laptop Batteries
for Notebook Computers
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Great deals on Laptops!
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Spare Parts Warehouse provides a complete inventory of Laptop Batteries for Notebook Computers. Place an order before 2:30PM EST and your Laptop Battery usually ships the same day.
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| Popular Laptop Batteries |
HP - F4809A
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 14.8 Volts, 4400 mAh (Black) |
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| $45.95 |
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Toshiba - PA3399
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 10.8 Volts, 4400 mAh (Black) |
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| $48.95 |
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Dell - IX793
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 11.1 Volts, 4400 mAh (Silver) |
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| $47.95 |
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Acer - BTT5003001
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 14.8 Volts, 4400 mAh (Black) |
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| $54.95 |
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Sony - PCGA-BP2NX
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 14.8 Volts, 4400 mAh (Dark Grey) |
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| $55.95 |
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Dell - DL5318LP
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 10.8 Volts, 6600mAh, High Capacity, Rectangualr shaped 9 cell battery with 9 slit-type contacts on the side. (Black) |
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| $62.95 |
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Compaq - F4809A
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 14.8 Volts, 4400 mAh (Black) |
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| $45.95 |
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Toshiba - PA2487UR
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 10.8 Volts, 4500 mAh (Black) |
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| $47.95 |
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Dell - DL1194L7
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 14.8 Volts, 2200 mAh (Silver) |
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| $42.95 |
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Dell - 1691P
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 14.8 Volts, 4460 mAh (Black) |
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| $49.95 |
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HP - 346970-001
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 14.8 Volts, 6600 mAh (Black) |
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| $72.95 |
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Dell - B-5855
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium Ion, 11.1 Volts, 4800 mAh. |
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| $71.26 |
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Dell - DL6200LP
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 11.1 Volts, 6600 mAh, Rectangular shaped battery with nine slit type contacts on the bottom. |
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| $61.95 |
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IBM-Lenovo - 08K8192
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 10.8 Volts, 4400 mAh (Black) |
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| $45.95 |
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Sony - VGPBPL2
Laptop Main Battery: Lithium-Ion, 11.1 Volts, 7200 mAh, High Capacity Battery |
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| $69.95 |
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Can't find the right Laptop Battery for your Notebook? Our expert technical sales staff can help you identify the part that you need. We are available via toll-free number at 1-877-253-8898 or online part request form.
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| Laptops would be nothing without portability, and the number one necessity for portable power is a battery. Laptop batteries work by a chemical reaction controlled by the laptop's hardware itself. Because the reaction is controlled by the laptop, you're able to often check the status of the battery on the laptop itself, making it very convenient. When the reaction occurs, energy flows in a certain way, but when your ac adapter is plugged in, the process goes in reverse, causing the battery to charge so that it can be used again. A laptop battery can be recharged, on average, up to 750 times, though recent batteries contain a new material for Lithium Ion batteries that will allow them to be recharged up to 1,500 times.
There are essentially three types of laptop battery, though only two are generally used today, there his the Nickel-Cadmium(NiCad), Nickel-Metal-Hydride(NiMH), and Lithium Ion(Li-Ion). Nickel-Cadmium had some issues with memory (batteries would not fully recharge), so it's not widely used anymore, and though NiMH is still used in some laptops, it is rare as Li-Ion batteries will last longer.
Now that you know what type of battery you're looking for, there is the inevitable question of used or new. There are some who might argue the economics of purchasing used, but common wisdom says that you should buy new. The main reason being that new batteries can charge 750 times, and used batteries have likely been charged and recharged already, shortening the lifetime of the battery. Thus, you want your battery to charge as much as possible, and avoid any other issues that might arise from using someone else's leftover battery.
The last issue to consider is battery capacity. While many manufacturers only have one size and type of battery per laptop, others have a "high-capacity" battery that can be purchased as an option, allowing longer battery life in between charges. |
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