Laptop Battery Cords Aren't the Same

In today's ever changing word of technology we are leaning less on batteries and more on cables to stay connected with our laptops. Most people know that a fully charged battery will only last 2 to 5 hours. At some point you're going to need a power source and a cable to negotiate the transition. The power cable has benefits that a battery will never be able to deliver.

First, a power cord is going to protect your pc in case of a power surge. Second, you are going to be providing direct power to your laptop enabling it to run at peak performance. The power cord obviously provides you the ability to charge your battery. If you travel often you no longer have to depend on battery power alone. There's an array of auto adapters to fit any size, make and model. There are even adapters for the frequent fliers that can't go a minute without their notebook.

Believe it or not the average laptop user has 2 power cords. There is nothing more frustrating than having some work to finish only to find out that you left your power cord at home. A power cord weighs less than a soda and easily fits in any small space.

Keep in mind that all laptops are not the same. An HP power cord may fit your Gateway notebook but it may not work properly. Power cords are different in size and wattage for different models. Some people thing that power cords are overpriced and I have to admit I agree. However if you're on the go and have no other alternative the price is small compared to productivity.

When you're making you decision on what power cord to chose don't forget to make sure the cord has surge protection built in. Make sure there is a guarantee of some sort or another. Most power cords come with a 12 month guarantee. Don't assume that all power cords are the same because they aren't. Take the time to find out what cord