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And that's a shame. Battery management should be on the hardware level. I can't find any information whether detection of AC-charger presence is on the hardware
by m_sahaf 11y ago
And that's a shame. Battery management should be on the hardware level. I can't find any information whether detection of AC-charger presence is on the hardware level or not, which I also think should be on hardware level to stop charging once the battery is full and fully draw current from the charger. That will not waste the battery's cycle life. Both of these speak for the overall quality of the manufacturers' products.
- emn13 11y ago"should"... doesn't buy you much. It's a shame there's no standard driver for this, however, since these Li-ion batteries are all pretty much the same in terms of charge management. It's a safe bet almost all users would be better off with a batter that defaulted to around 70% charge unless explicitly (and temporarily) told to prepare for a long trip.