I wish more oems had external chargers...
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With this adapter you can either charge 2nd battery while using another or use it as a external battery..
External charger/battery pack is €30 inc. VAT
..and extra battery is €42 inc. VAT
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Thursday, November 06, 2008
Everun Note external battery/charger pack now available
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That's also an ethernet port you see on there. It's also a wired LAN adapter.
(I ordered one with mine, should get it some time next week; Dynamism had a hold on Ubuntu machines until the 7th)
Simple but very effective and excelent value.
now to do hotswaps on the go ;)
i wish this chargers for netbooks too, i have three batterys and no external chager for my 900 asus
I wish more devices had bigger batterys build in.This solution might be ok for the Everun but I dislike it generally.
Off Topic - $100 laptops
MIPS XBurst 400 laptops are in the marketplace:
Unboxing video from India
http://www.youtube.com/user/gkiranps
For more search google and youtube for: XBurst 400
Will find many sites listing this now for sub-$200 (that price might be high for some, but for others $200 is the most that they can pay). Sub-$100 might be what they are worth.
I am evaluating everun note for my company (we'd buy 2 of them for fieldwork). This external charger just have an outraging results/value relation and we are almost decided to make the purchase.
we are looking for a small and light device which can run dragon naturally speaking, and dual core everun seems to have enough horsepower. Does somebody know if everun note actualy can run Dragon?
TIA
Simple, easy and intelligent.
There's an oddity.
1. You can use it as
1) a stand-alone battery charger or
2) a hot-pluggable external battery pack, or
3) a battery charger for the extra battery and (after it is done) the main battery, WHEN the Everun is OFF.
For 3), if your Everun is ON, the computer might abruptly turn off due to insufficient power.
(In other words, the ``pass-through'' power is inadequate for the operation of the Everun Note and charging its main battery at the same time, which is a bit odd since it uses the same AC/DC adapter.)
So, please be careful of 3), otherwise you might lose data.
BTW, to use LAN, you need to connect the charger to the Everun Note with a separate USB cable, which is reasonable but a bit cluttered.
I'm waiting of the soon-to-be-released (hopefully) Li-polymer extended battery (about 150% capacity).
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