QUOTE(gObLiN VaiZaRd @ Jul 18 2012, 02:55 PM)
I dont really know if this is a fact o not -,=... But from my experience the last 20% of the battery level (That is 80%-100%) took about more Time to charge while other 20% (Example 30%-50%) or (50%-70%) took less time to charge... SAME GOES to draining the battery life... 80% and above will drain at a slow rate.. while below 70% the battery will drain much faster...
Its show that the battery charging/draining rate is not always the same.. At least What was shown (The battery level) can be trusted and my ipad dont suddenly run out of batteries -,=
Bro, this is because Apple implement something on it which will make the charging process faster in the early ( Before it reaches 80% ) to provide user a faster time to charge and take their idevices out.
For the battery draining part, i am not very sure it is a fact or not, but i strongly agree that no battery monitor software is 100% accurate. Have you tried to turn off your ipad when it is 95% and when turn on back it shows 100% ? I experienced this until boring dy

and my 100 to 99% after 8 hours charge seems drop so fast, like the same rate as 80 to 79%, which opposed to some who claim that the 1% can actually last for around 1 hour of wifi browsing after a full charge ( 8 hours + charge ).
This is most commonly experienced by me after updated to latest firmware IOS 5.1.1. So i think Apple had to do something with the code of it about their battery level detection.

SO at the end of the day, if you can get 10 Hours of straight usage, thats more than enough already

No need to care about those tiny changes in battery level as it might be probably due to the error in battery level detection.