Monday, May 4th 2009

Sanho Extends MacBook Battery Life Up to 32 Hours with HyperMac

Sanho Corp., a company that specializes in making Apple accessories, today introduces HyperMac - an external MacBook battery pack that works with the entire Apple MacBook family of notebook computers, including all MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models. Available in 4 different capacities of 60 Wh, 100 Wh, 150 Wh and 222 Wh (compared to MacBook Air 37 Wh only internal battery), the external battery is capable of powering the MacBook for up to 32 hours when needed - allowing for long haul flights, extended outdoor shoots, expeditions to remote locations or any situation where electricity is simply not an option. Users can check the HyperMac battery level anytime with the built-in 4-stage lighted LED indicator. HyperMac battery also comes with a USB power port to charge any USB device including the latest iPhone 3G individually or simultaneously with the MacBook. The HyperMac battery packs are now available for pre-order at HyperMac and will be shipping later this month for $199.95 (60-watt-hour battery), $299.95 (100 Wh), $399.95 (150 Wh) and $499.95 (222 Wh).

Specifications:
  • Dimensions: 4.92 x 3.78 x 0.83" (60 Wh); 7.48 x 4.92 x 0.8" (100 Wh); 8.9 x 4.92 x 0.83" (150 Wh); 10.1 x 5.91 x 1.34" (222 Wh)
  • Weight: 0.8 lb (60 Wh); 1.6 lbs (100 Wh); 2.4 lbs (150 Wh); 4.7 lbs (222 Wh)
  • Battery: Lithium ion
  • 4 stage LED battery level indicator lights
  • USB 5V/1A power out
Source: HyperMac
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17 Comments on Sanho Extends MacBook Battery Life Up to 32 Hours with HyperMac

#1
mdm-adph
That's actually a lot lighter than I thought those would be.
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#2
Arrakis9
nice idea but quite pricy if you ask me
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#4
WhiteLotus
Sorry for my ignorance. But what is there to stop them being used on normal laptops?
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#5
thebeephaha
WhiteLotusSorry for my ignorance. But what is there to stop them being used on normal laptops?
Voltage differences possibly.
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#6
freaksavior
To infinity ... and beyond!
WhiteLotusSorry for my ignorance. But what is there to stop them being used on normal laptops?
Macs use magnetic connectors
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#7
WhiteLotus
freaksaviorMacs use magnetic connectors
ah ok, but can the same concept be applied to laptops some how?
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#8
freaksavior
To infinity ... and beyond!
well it could be adapted to be used for norm pc's
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#10
freaksavior
To infinity ... and beyond!
WhiteLotusis what i thought...
also the 15" mbp uses a 80w adaptor as well as the 17" and the 13" use a 60 the air uses a 45w adaptor. most pc laptops use 70, 90, and 120
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#11
FatForester
freaksavioralso the 15" mbp uses a 80w adaptor as well as the 17" and the 13" use a 60 the air uses a 45w adaptor. most pc laptops use 70, 90, and 120
The wattage ratings on the adapters shouldn't have to do with anything. A laptop that needs only 60w isn't going to suddenly explode if an adapter rated at 120w is plugged into it, it will just consume the 60 watts.
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#12
jagass
Nice idea..Thanks for the info...
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#13
JoJoe
well it could be adapted to be used for norm pc's
There are already external batteries designed to be used with PCs. And they are pretty pricy too.
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#14
Mussels
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these are pretty nice. its the fact that they extend life past 24 hours, is whats sexy. and that USB charger port, thats awesome.
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#16
h3llb3nd4
Awesome!!
Come on now People, steal ideas!!
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#17
pr0n Inspector
h3llb3nd4Awesome!!
Come on now People, steal ideas!!
It's just a freaking battery pack. WTF is there to steal? you can buyloads of them on ebay
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