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Would it shorten the life of lithium ion batteries if it's plugged in even if it still has some juice in it?
I know that todays technology in batteries is different back then. But I still want to read something that would give me peace of mind.
I still sometimes wait for my devices (laptop, phone, cameras) to be fully charged before unplugging them and I don't recharge them until the 'low batt' icon appears. When I do otherwise because I need to leave the house, I feel kind of bad thinking that I'm shortening the battery's life cycle.
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This website will teach you more about battery technology and best practices than any other I have seen.
www.batteryuniversity.com
http://www.batteryuniversity.com/partone-12.htm (charging lithium ion batteries)
http://www.batteryuniversity.com/parttwo-34.htm (how to prolong lithium-based batteries)
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