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To: Dan3 who wrote (140477)	7/30/2001 9:32:54 PM
From: Robert Salasidis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

One needs to index the weight of the PC with the battery life though Presario AMD 2h59m 7.3 lbs (14" LCD) Dell Intel 2h35m 8 lbs (but has 15" LCD) HP Intel 3h22m 6.3 lbs 15" display HP AMD 3h19m 7.6 lbs 15" display (lower res ?: weight difference) IBM Intel 2h31m 5.4lbs 14" display The average intel system weighs less or has a larger display. For one extra pound panasonic.com (see page 2) one can get about 90 Wh of extra power which should result in at least 2 extra hours of use (My Dell gets 2.5 hrs on 80 Wh - assuming they are using the same Inspiron batteries (5.4Ah/14.4V) then one can expect at least 2 hours/lb - taking packaging into account)