Difference between revisions of "Ultrabay Slim Battery II"
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| − | === Ultrabay Slim Battery II === | + | === Ultrabay Slim Battery II (40Y6789) === |
This is a battery pack that slides into an Ultrabay Slim or Enhanced with power interfacing pins. | This is a battery pack that slides into an Ultrabay Slim or Enhanced with power interfacing pins. | ||
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=== Features === | === Features === | ||
* Battery specification: 2.7Ah, 10.8V, 29.16Wh | * Battery specification: 2.7Ah, 10.8V, 29.16Wh | ||
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==== Branded as the Advanced Ultrabay Battery ==== | ==== Branded as the Advanced Ultrabay Battery ==== | ||
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=== Usage and Linux support === | === Usage and Linux support === | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 13 October 2020
Ultrabay Slim Battery II (40Y6789)This is a battery pack that slides into an Ultrabay Slim or Enhanced with power interfacing pins. Features
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Part numbers
Branded as the Advanced Ultrabay Battery
- 40Y6790 (40Y6787)
Usage and Linux support
See How to use Ultrabay batteries.
