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Simon 5000

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Jun 24, 2009
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Any chance we'll be seeing a slight increase in battery life with the release of Snow Leopard?

Upgrading from my old Toshiba with 1 1/2hrs battery life, I love being able to take the computer all around the house and just docking it before I go to sleep without worrying about charge during the day, and with all the new speed increases in Snow Leopard, I'd love to get even more battery, even 15mins would be great.
 
Simon 5000, upgrading to any MacBook Pro will definitely give you a realistic 3-4 1/2 hours use on your Mac with normal/moderate usage. With light usage (light internet, iChat) will yield 4 1/2 to 6 hours.

I doubt Snow Leopard gives better battery life or Apple would have advertised it by now. But either way, the upgrade from your Toshiba will give noticeable battery life improvement.
 
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