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udflyer

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This is non scientific, but I used to have a 2009 MBP 15"

I now have a 13" MBA 2011 edition.


It seems to me with very similar use case patterns that the MBA Battery Cycle count increments faster.

Is it just me or do others see that.

I know a cycle is supposed to be the addition of usage - 100, but it stills seems quicker to me though
 
This is non scientific, but I used to have a 2009 MBP 15"
I now have a 13" MBA 2011 edition.
It seems to me with very similar use case patterns that the MBA Battery Cycle count increments faster.
Is it just me or do others see that.
I know a cycle is supposed to be the addition of usage - 100, but it stills seems quicker to me though
There is no difference between Mac models in how cycles work. Read the WHAT IS A CYCLE? section of the following link. This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:
 
Is it a matter of the MBP having a larger battery, thus requiring fewer charges for the same time worked?
 
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