there any problem leaving it plugged in to the AC outlet and then just plugging it into the computer when needed??? Mel Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.dell () MZB wrote: > Is there any problem leaving it plugged in to the AC outlet and then...

wrote: >Battery life seems to be good, leaving it plugged into my computer seems >to drain relatively quickly however. I'm going to do a little >experimenting now that you've piqued my curiosity. I'll charge it up and >then turn the camera on and leave...

I am told that i must buy >a second camera and leave it plugged in to the computer for playback. It >was my understanding that USB plug and play devices could be connected and >disconnected without problems. Any Advice? ...

I have crash problems when i connect and disconnect the camcorder frequently. I am told that i must buy a second camera and leave it plugged in to the computer for playback. It was my understanding that USB plug and play devices could be connected...

the card reader >permanently connected, and just plug the card in and out. But if so, >then I cannot use the "Safely Remove Hardware" tool. If you had a Mac you would have that problem. Just leave it plugged and eject the card and put in the next...

would like to maximize the life of its rechargeable battery. Is it best to leave it plugged into a power source at home, or to leave it unplugged so it can discharge and then recharge it as necessary? A. Apple Computer does not recommend leaving the...

leaving mic plugged into computer. Archived from groups: comp.dcom.voice-over-ip () Is there any problem with leaving the mic part of the headset plugged in all the time?. Archived from groups: comp.dcom.voice-over-ip () Is there any problem with leaving...

there, all day, sometimes on and sometimes off, but always plugged in. The result of being constantly plugged in? His battery lasts 3 minutes when unplugged. When it was new you could get 1+ hours out of it. In my opinion, don't leave it plugged in 24/7....

so there is little chance for static build up on the nozzle/your body/brush. Touching the case before introducing the brush is a good idea. Personally, I prefer to have the case sat on an esd mat to leaving it plugged in - not so much from the static...