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I'm not a hardware/electronics guy, but I'm rather skeptical that this is any kind of notable amount - do you have a reference?
by hurin 11y ago
I'm not a hardware/electronics guy, but I'm rather skeptical that this is any kind of notable amount - do you have a reference?
- sokoloff 11y agoPut the back of your hand (or your bare leg skin) against a laptop that's been in use. My Macbook is noticeably warm (maybe 15*F delta) in normal, non-charging, operation. That's with the benefit of conduction to the free air; I assume the inside delta-T is higher.
- hurin 11y agoThat's not answering my skepticism to GGP's post - what he is saying is: a non-charging plugged in device has a significantly hotter battery than a non-plugged in device because of thermal-conduction across a non-charging wire?