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    Dell E1505 45W or 90W Power ADapter?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by Kalun47, Jul 4, 2006.

  1. Kalun47

    Kalun47 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I just recieved my E1505 and realized it's a 65W. It takes forever to charget he 9 cell batts. Did anyone get their lappy's with 90W adapters?
     
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    compsavy Notebook Deity

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    no I did not. I did not get mine yet. But on my invoice it says a 65 w adapter.
     
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    eyuras Notebook Consultant

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    no i got the 65w adapter on my E1505 i *belive* the 90w adapter is with the E1705
     
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    Kalun47 Notebook Enthusiast

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    They have the 90W for E1505 on Dell's website. is it worth 50 bucks?
     
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    teamgreen02 Notebook Guru

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    The E1505 comes with a 65W adapter. Does it pull the 65W the entire time, or does it vary? The reason I ask is because the power adapter I got for my car is 75W, but it will only do 60W continuous.