No, not all hp laptops use the same size battery, consult your manual to see your model number.
No, not all laptops use the same battery, check your model number to insure a fit.
The Toshiba notebook laptop doesn't have an estimated time for its durability. Like any laptop if its well taken care of and updated on a regular basis it can go on for a really long time like if it was new.
nothing much really just that most of the time notebook mouses are smaller hope that's what you were looking for
Dell does not call any of its non-desktop PCs a "notebook." Generally a notebook and a laptop are the same. It makes Inspiron laptops and ultrabooks, the XPS ultrabook, and Alienware gaming laptops.
If you are running the laptop off an AC adapter, there is no problem if you keep the battery out - however I keep my battery in, just in case if there is a power failure.
Laptop battery packs can be purchased at any computer electronics store. These stores include Best Buy, Apple, Amazon, Battery Depot, and even on Ebay.
the difference between a computer is that a notebook can't search enternet and a computer cant store notes like a computer can =Notebooks are best for school work and computers are best for other things like surfing the web..alot.
This should not damage the laptop at all, they are designed to be turned on at any time. (Unless of course the battery is dead.)
According to Dell, the laptop battery in your Inspiron notebook should last somewhere between 18 to 24 months before you see a drop in its performance. After that, you'll likely notice that the battery's charge won't last as long as before. When this happens, you should consider switching the old battery out for a new one. The process is simple and should only take you a few minutes to complete. Read on to learn how to change a Dell Inspiron laptop battery. · 1 Make sure your replacement Dell battery is ready to go by taking it out of its packaging and placing it somewhere nearby. · 2 Save any open files on which you're working. Since turning the system off isn't required when changing the battery, this is more of a precaution than a necessity. · 3 Plug your Inspiron AC adapter into a nearby wall socket. Then, connect the end of the adapter cable to your notebook's power socket. · 4 Turn your notebook over and find the battery latch. Slide the latch into the release position and pull out the old battery. · 5 Install the new Dell battery by simply popping it into place. The alignment of the battery should be easy to figure out, since there's only one side of it that connects to the receptor pins in your notebook's battery bay. · 6 Make sure the battery latch pops back into the locked position. If it's jammed in the unlocked position, gently wiggle the battery back and forth to pop it back. · 7 Keep your notebook plugged in to the wall socket in order to charge the new battery. You can check the status of its charge by clicking on the system tray icon shaped like a battery. Related laptop battery: http://www.battery-retail.com
If you have the original battery from your laptop manufacturer, such as HP or Lenovo, then you should contact them or visit their website. If you have an aftermarket battery then visit that company's website for any recall information.
You can go to any of the following websites to learn more about good deals on laptop batteries www.amazon.com or http://www.batteriesplus.com/manufacturer/548-0/Notebook-Laptop-Batteries.aspx
Well to make a laptop run/do stuff on yes. When the laptop is plugged in, it is taking in 75% of enegry but then the other 25% goes to the battery where it is stored for if you don't have the plug, then it will use the enegry from the battery.