Anemism said: How unfortunate they don't have standards for these kind of things...
Well, companies make more money(and spend less) when they use certain kinds of things. So it makes sense when a company does it. Even if it is less convinient for Consumers(dick move sony on that Vita memory card crap).
There's definitely a conversion plug out there somewhere. I have the same problem with my ASUS G53-SW, I get like 2.5-3 hours off a full charge, but thats the price you pay for having a beastly computer.
ThunderBird said: Gimme five minutes and a soldering iron (heat-shrink tubing optional, but recommended), and I'll get the two to work together.
Seconded. Actually, had to do that for my own laptop - took 10 min and works fine for 2 years already :3 Soldering is quite a useful skill indeed, especially in the modern age (and when you don't have enough money) :3
Won't it be difficult to use if there's no outlet around?It only has about 3 hours' worth.Each...So what are you going to do?They...they don't fit...I have an external battery that I've been using 'til now, so I'll connect that and use it.It HappensBut the problem with this is that it has a low battery capacity.I'll use this XP18000.The DC plug that the EP-121 uses.The size-adapter plug that came with the battery.The minimum diameter that a 19V power supply uses....has its own specs!!
