To help in the battle against the loss of power, United Pacific Laboratories has come up with UplBatteryExtender. It’ll help you when there are no backup batteries in your briefcase, no AC adapter and a cable to recharge the laptop or not enough power outlets around.
Feb. 27, 2008 – United Pacific Laboratories today announces UplBatteryExtender 1.2, the newest version of its award-winning application for increasing the time laptops work on batteries by using their power to the fullest. The product aims at the users whose laptop battery is not new and capacity calculations are not accurate. New to this release is an enhanced method for calculating the capacity of the laptop batteries.
There is a myriad of various laptops available to us today. But if there is a single weakness common to all of them, it would have to be that they all run on batteries. And batteries run out of power at the most important moments. This often happens to old batteries that passed a certain number of charge/discharge cycles and give incorrect information on their capacity. For example, the battery may be signaling the remaining charge to be just for 1 minute, but in fact the remaining time is more than 1 hour. UplBatteryExtender will solve the problem well.
Unlike clunky AC adapters, backup batteries and expensive solar charges that rely on the sun for their charging power, UplBatteryExtender is a totally software and inexpensive solution, only $14.95. Once installed, the program uses its own advanced algorithm of calculating the real capacity of the battery and shows the actual time your laptop will work on batteries. Basically, UplBatteryExtender is all about making the most of the available batteries.
To begin, you run the program. If the battery is not fully charged, the flag in the tray will remain static until the battery is fully charged. When the flag is fluttering, it’s a signal that the software is active and ready to control the battery. After you disconnect the charger, the clock appears on the screen. Now you can see the real time left for the battery to work. When it’s 15 minutes left to shutdown, the clock color turns red. When it’s only 5 minutes left, the system starts to hibernate. So this is how you can use the full power of your battery.
It may be a good idea to try out the product with your laptop to get a better feel for the performance. Download a 30-day trial from http://laptopbatteryx.com/UplBatteryExtender.zip.
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