should be less than a month...not moon..lol

Yeah, just called Apple and they say that all parts of the Macbook Pro are protected under the ACPP except the battery as it is considered as consumables. I guess that's fair.

Just curious. I forgot to ask the tech support guy. When the battery is fully charged at 100%, and we still plug it in, will it affect the battery life?
Someone suggested me to remove the battery first before letting it run on power as it will affect the battery life. Any idea?

Thanks.

apple technician???? store representative is it?

so many versions....
and wat they meant by wen charging, charge for 8 hours?

my battery empty also no need 8 hour ler
did it come across ur mind if u remove the battery, then suddenly no power, how?

guys, im using my mbp for less than a moon, judging from iprostats, my battery health is only 96%

was readin from macenstein blog just now, the blogger has been using his mbp for quite a while, but his battery status as written by him is still 100%

problem with my batt?

Cycles: 14
Health: 100%

Run on battery power at least once per week, else on AC power. Perform Battery Calibration once per month. I do hope the Battery Health could stay good and achieve 80% health at 300 cycles like Apple claimed.

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Added on March 21, 2009, 5:07 amhttp://www.apple.com/batteries/notebooks.html

to all Mac laptops users, if you still not aware about the importance of Battery Maintenance, do read the above article. (I suppose it does apply for all Laptops)