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Originally Posted by thejacer
lol didn't realize that, Detroit doug to the rescue -.-
did u ever get it fixed?
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lol yeah, there are several articles out there regarding it, especially from phone and laptop manufactures that have proprietary connectors from device to electrical source
Its not only the size, shape, pin number and/or configuration that is proprietary but also voltage and cycle rate as well in some cases hence the reason why Dell and HP laptop plugs are so vastly different as well as Dell to Dell or HP to HP, different models of hardware have differing setup and configurations in the electrical handling systems within
The most common Ive seen over time(in a corp I was working in the IT dept as we also were responsible for the cell phones as well) was blackberry users just using whatever cable/power was available then wondering why the blackberry after a short time was having no battery life or just not coming on at all even with the power cabled in directly, contacted tech support for it and they proved the fact to us that different models have different chargers and the user had basically fried out the AC power chip in the phone as well as damaged the rechargeable battery as well and as it was improper use the user had to buy another phone as they refused to handle it via warranty
Detroit Doug