Aeon Batteries Corp is a distributor which specialized in batteries, adapter, charger and all kind of battery cells, such laptop battery, camcorder battery, digital camera batteries, multi chargers for portable devices and more.
It's also an experienced group of internet sellers. All of their items are directly purchased by various reputable manufacturers throughout the world. They have passed strict quality assurance procedures such as CE, UL, ROHS and ISO9001/9002 certifications.
Under scales of production, transaction costs are greatly reduced. Having sophisticated and vertically integrated supply chain system and streamlined order fulfillment system, the highest quality product at the lowest price.
100% compatible, 1 year warranty, Aeon Batteries Corp brands, meets or exceeds original OEM specifications. All Aeon Corp Brand Batteries are produced with high quality cells and materials. 30 day money back refund if not completely Satisfied.
Aeon Batteries Corp also provides orignal items as HP Compaq Business Notebook battery series and Acer aspire battery series and more.
12/21/2008
11/18/2008
Promotion coupons for pda camcorder/camera laptop mp3 and two way radios.
11/13/2008
X-Mas Gifts! New Gifts for presents and happy Christmas life.
New gifts in USA and UK for X-Mas!
You can find SD Card 8G/4G/2G, New Plane Optical Mouse, 12 LED Flickering Tea Light Candle, 4 in 1 USB 2.0 memory card reader & writer, Bluetooth USB Dongle Adapter, Smart Cable Mini 5 pin SD Card Reader Data Transfer, USB 7 Color Crystal Christmas Tree.
Merry Christmas!
You can find SD Card 8G/4G/2G, New Plane Optical Mouse, 12 LED Flickering Tea Light Candle, 4 in 1 USB 2.0 memory card reader & writer, Bluetooth USB Dongle Adapter, Smart Cable Mini 5 pin SD Card Reader Data Transfer, USB 7 Color Crystal Christmas Tree.
Merry Christmas!
10/23/2008
New Arrivals 4G/8G SD Memory Card
Offers bigger capacities 4G/8G Mini SD memory cards for laptop, camcorders, cell phones, PDA, digital cameras, MP3 players and more. Great for storing pictures, music and data. Of course, you also can find small storage capacities 2G TF Micro SD Memory Card.
7/28/2008
5 Step: Laptop Upgrades You Can Do Yourself
Your notebook may be old, but that doesn't mean its days are numbered. We'll show you how to breathe new life into your portable by opening the hood and upgrading some basic components.
Want better performance from your laptop? The conventional wisdom has long held that you should simply buy a new one. You can put such conventional wisdom aside: Upgrading a laptop may not be for the timid or the impatient, but if you're handy with a screwdriver, and the sight of a circuit board doesn't scare you, an upgrade can be a far more affordable solution.
We took tools to hand and worked our way through eight common (and not so common) laptop upgrades, in some instances stripping our test machines--a Dell Inspiron E1505 and a Dell Inspiron 6000--down to the bare chassis. We can't fit complete step-by-step, unscrew-this-and-unplug-that instructions for everything into this article, but we can provide tips to help with each process.
And note that every laptop varies: Even machines from the same vendor can have very different designs and therefore wildly different disassembly methods.
Before you start, keep these essential points in mind:
* Many of these upgrades will void your laptop's warranty.
* Some upgrades can damage your laptop. If you are at all uncomfortable with such tinkering, leave it to a pro.
* Most vendors provide disassembly instructions in their products' service manuals, which can usually be found on their Web sites' support sections.
* Unplug your laptop and remove the battery before attempting any upgrade. Also, to avoid damage from static electricity, use a grounded wrist strap.
* You'll need a collection of small screwdrivers, including flathead, Phillips, and possibly even Torx.
* Speaking of screws, keep them organized as you remove them. We like to use Dixie cups for each step. Just write "LCD assembly" or "keyboard" or whatever on each cup as you go, to help you remember which screws go where.
* Pay special attention to wiring. Laptops have intricate channels where the wiring must run; stray wiring may get pinched or may prevent other parts from fitting together correctly.
* No matter what machine you're working on, first upgrade your BIOS. You'll need up-to-date BIOS code to support many newer components.
* Not every laptop component can be upgraded. Some may be soldered or otherwise permanently attached
Article from http://www.pcworld.com/article/148945/stepbystep_5_laptop_upgrades_you_can_do_yourself.html
Want better performance from your laptop? The conventional wisdom has long held that you should simply buy a new one. You can put such conventional wisdom aside: Upgrading a laptop may not be for the timid or the impatient, but if you're handy with a screwdriver, and the sight of a circuit board doesn't scare you, an upgrade can be a far more affordable solution.
We took tools to hand and worked our way through eight common (and not so common) laptop upgrades, in some instances stripping our test machines--a Dell Inspiron E1505 and a Dell Inspiron 6000--down to the bare chassis. We can't fit complete step-by-step, unscrew-this-and-unplug-that instructions for everything into this article, but we can provide tips to help with each process.
And note that every laptop varies: Even machines from the same vendor can have very different designs and therefore wildly different disassembly methods.
Before you start, keep these essential points in mind:
* Many of these upgrades will void your laptop's warranty.
* Some upgrades can damage your laptop. If you are at all uncomfortable with such tinkering, leave it to a pro.
* Most vendors provide disassembly instructions in their products' service manuals, which can usually be found on their Web sites' support sections.
* Unplug your laptop and remove the battery before attempting any upgrade. Also, to avoid damage from static electricity, use a grounded wrist strap.
* You'll need a collection of small screwdrivers, including flathead, Phillips, and possibly even Torx.
* Speaking of screws, keep them organized as you remove them. We like to use Dixie cups for each step. Just write "LCD assembly" or "keyboard" or whatever on each cup as you go, to help you remember which screws go where.
* Pay special attention to wiring. Laptops have intricate channels where the wiring must run; stray wiring may get pinched or may prevent other parts from fitting together correctly.
* No matter what machine you're working on, first upgrade your BIOS. You'll need up-to-date BIOS code to support many newer components.
* Not every laptop component can be upgraded. Some may be soldered or otherwise permanently attached
Article from http://www.pcworld.com/article/148945/stepbystep_5_laptop_upgrades_you_can_do_yourself.html
7/24/2008
Laptop battery fire risk
Find a fire risk article of Apple and Dell laptop battery from the net again, although the battery recall enent of Dell and Apple company have past almost 2 yrs.
Actual, all the battery distributor (incl.battery replacement distributors) have very cared the battery overheat and overcharge after the recall, battery teams protection circle plate has also been strictly examine by all kinds of electronic instruments. We can use li-ion battery safely now. You can find all the below recalled dell laptop battery and Apple laptop battery models at http://www.my-battery.co.uk.
Dell laptop batteries:
* Latitude (D410, D500, D505, D510, D520, D600, D610, D620, D800, D810)
* Inspiron (500M, 510M, 600M, 700M, 710M, 6000, 6400, 8500, 8600, 9100, 9200, 9300, 9400, E1505, E1705)
* Precision mobile workstation (M20, M60, M70, M90)
* XPS (XPS, XPS Gen2, XPS M170, XPS M1710)
Apple laptop Batteries:
Apple has recalled batteries packs sold with some models of iBook and PowerBook computers worldwide between October 2003 and August 2006. The batteries were also sold separately.
Apple has received reports of batteries overheating, causing minor burns and property damage.
The affected batteries were used with:
* 12-inch iBook G4 (A1061)
* 12-inch PowerBook G4 (A1079)
* 15-inch PowerBook G4 (A1078 and A1148)
Actual, all the battery distributor (incl.battery replacement distributors) have very cared the battery overheat and overcharge after the recall, battery teams protection circle plate has also been strictly examine by all kinds of electronic instruments. We can use li-ion battery safely now. You can find all the below recalled dell laptop battery and Apple laptop battery models at http://www.my-battery.co.uk.
Dell laptop batteries:
* Latitude (D410, D500, D505, D510, D520, D600, D610, D620, D800, D810)
* Inspiron (500M, 510M, 600M, 700M, 710M, 6000, 6400, 8500, 8600, 9100, 9200, 9300, 9400, E1505, E1705)
* Precision mobile workstation (M20, M60, M70, M90)
* XPS (XPS, XPS Gen2, XPS M170, XPS M1710)
Apple laptop Batteries:
Apple has recalled batteries packs sold with some models of iBook and PowerBook computers worldwide between October 2003 and August 2006. The batteries were also sold separately.
Apple has received reports of batteries overheating, causing minor burns and property damage.
The affected batteries were used with:
* 12-inch iBook G4 (A1061)
* 12-inch PowerBook G4 (A1079)
* 15-inch PowerBook G4 (A1078 and A1148)
Battery Life
Points about battery life from macintouch.com:
1. Exercise the battery monthly. They stagnate if not used regularly. Battery University states the exercise is needed after every 30 charges (cycles). Apple is likely trying to simplify so I go with the 30 (partial) cycles as I don't use it as frequently.
2. If not to be used in the near future, discharge it to 40 - 66% and store in refrigerator (NOT FREEZER; keep above 0°C/32°F). I keep my extra battery there and warm it then charge it for flights.
3. Never allow to fully discharge and leave at that state. This is what likely killed the camcorder battery for Herman. Canon (mine is a ZR50) states to remove the battery from the camcorder when not in use as it will discharge it even if in off position.
4. Avoid leaving it plugged into the charger for prolonged periods such as sitting at a desk for weeks. Though I believe it's the least problematic, Li-ion batteries don't like being at a fully charged state for long periods either. As Herman said, it's best to use them or they will crystallize and lose life.
It is useful for laptop battery, camcorder battery and more.
1. Exercise the battery monthly. They stagnate if not used regularly. Battery University states the exercise is needed after every 30 charges (cycles). Apple is likely trying to simplify so I go with the 30 (partial) cycles as I don't use it as frequently.
2. If not to be used in the near future, discharge it to 40 - 66% and store in refrigerator (NOT FREEZER; keep above 0°C/32°F). I keep my extra battery there and warm it then charge it for flights.
3. Never allow to fully discharge and leave at that state. This is what likely killed the camcorder battery for Herman. Canon (mine is a ZR50) states to remove the battery from the camcorder when not in use as it will discharge it even if in off position.
4. Avoid leaving it plugged into the charger for prolonged periods such as sitting at a desk for weeks. Though I believe it's the least problematic, Li-ion batteries don't like being at a fully charged state for long periods either. As Herman said, it's best to use them or they will crystallize and lose life.
It is useful for laptop battery, camcorder battery and more.
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