CertiGuide to A+ (Core Hardware)  9  Chapter 1001:  Notebooks       9  V  Charged Up (Batteries)

V  Charged Up (Batteries) 1 Lithium-Ion (Li)

Nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) generally replaced the NiCd, since they have more energy storage, and are less likely to have the memory effect.

Figure 96: A NiMH battery from a Toshiba laptop.

V  Charged Up (Batteries) 1 Lithium-Ion (Li)

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