9-cell battery for E4300, is it real ??!!

hay guys, when i was googling about the E4300 batteries, i found that 9-cell battery.

http://www.laptoppartsshop.com/dell...ell-9-cell-li-ion-primary-battery-p50121.html

share with us your opinion please,
beside they say it is compatible with Latitude E4300/ E6400/6400 ATG/ E6500 Laptops ,so i wonder if it is real and will be fine with the E4300, then why it didn't got listed on dell website ??

thanks

 

It's a typo, the E4300 uses different batteries than the rest.

E4300
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Dell-Latitude-E4300-Laptop.13236.0.html


E6400
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Dell-Latitude-E6400-Notebook.12875.0.html

 

hay hay hay
"With the 6-cell battery, the E4300 achieved, in the BatteryEaters Readers Test, a maximum time of 397 minutes, which is very good. However, under heavy CPU usage, the laptop only lasted for a scarce 88 minutes in the Test"

oh my god !!! :|
the batteries for the E4300 lasted only 88 minutes under heavy CPU usage :S !!

 

That suggests what I found the with U7600 ULV CPU applies also to the newer SP series: when under load these CPUs consume as much power as normal mobile CPUs running at the same speed.

Undervolting the CPU will help, but the real work-around is to avoid doing anything CPU-intensive when running off battery.

John

 

Yep what John said. I was very disappointing by the E4300's battery life. I gave mine up because of it. The E6400 i was using had about the same battery life as the E4300. Sad but true.

The Battery slice on the E4300 added about 2 hours but that is all, not impressed.

The Cheap Acer i have in my sig (ok it is a core solo) lasts for 8 hours on the stock battery....

The Lenovo X200 and X200s (i had a x200s) lasts in the area of 7 hours + with the extended battery. I still have yet to understand why Dell cannot do the same.