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Sony Vaio NR


Question Posted Friday December 28 2007, 12:31 am

I have a Sony Vaio NR and I was wondering, is it okay for my laptop to be on my lap? Would it get too hot and then slow down the computer?
Also, I kept my laptop connected to the charger even though it was charged--would that damage the battery or decrease battery life?
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ebilgir_ answered Friday December 28 2007, 1:36 am:
Keep your legs opened, so the hot air can vent. If the fan/vent is on the bottom, make sure that is not covered up!
I don't think keeping the charger in the laptop would damage the battery, but it might be better to unplug it every now and then! But what will damage the battery is if you leave your laptop on a desk or something and it gets too hot, it might make the battery leak or melt. (Same with the hard drive and fan inside the computer, if they get too hot, they can get seriously damaged!)

Hope I helped
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