new battery doesn't affected by that.

its highly depend on your usage, especially for new battery.

check your CPU usage level, brightness of LCD, those are the major factor.

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let me put it this way:

you plug in your battery during DC supply, there is slight probability that your battery lifespan will decreasing by time.

you unplug your battery during DC, your battery lifespan might be a little longer, but you will face a risk of mobo damage due to sudden ceased of power supply.

which one do you prefer?

why not? thats most common trick especially when you are traveling

dont worry much about your battery duration. just check your usage level and its can be control by that way.

wow astria having PMS today

there is one website named Battery University or somethin' that explain from A to Z in details about battery. i did bookmarked it before but don't know where the heck did i put it.

it should be an excellent references.

isn't that already stated in the law of life?

yeah. as simple as that.

if that's already becoming your habit, its okay then. or better, just adjust the setting to make your M.Office to save in smaller time interval.

i can't imagine what had you been through while serving till like that.....

my last tragedy involving my thesis. stress for one day. and thats the last time i unplug my battery

woa few months? what did you do? i believe every battery have at least 3 months warranty...

good question.

never thought of that too.

most of the laptop reviewer using thermal gun since its the most precise instrument to measure heat emitted.

check those review vids. i pretty sure you will stumble one.