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1 I could add more, such as the smaller battery meaning lower energy to lug less weight around etc.
2 But maybe you could live with a smaller battery because you spend most of your day at home or work.
3 In our experience, using a 4G connection only meant a smaller battery buffer left at the very end of the night.
4 The poop had a deck house and a smaller battery ; this deck also was closed in, furnishing quarters for the officers.
5 This allows for longer range with a smaller battery , and it is projected to last the lifetime of the car, he said.
6 This might mean a smaller battery , which would be a blow, especially with the improvement in the screens and 5G on board.
7 And it actually lasted a lot longer than the Hero 4 Silver I was comparing it to despite it having a smaller battery .
8 That said, given concerns about their smaller battery capacities, waiting for their cheaper, long lasting, 4G stable mate might just be the smart move.
9 The phone is also quite thin at just 8.8mm in thickness and has a smaller battery without the headphone jack.
10 The smaller battery means the car is lighter, and uses less in the way of increasingly scarce (and expensive) material such as cobalt and lithium.
11 Installing all that hardware required using a smaller battery ; Volvo says it has a range of 75 kilometers (46 miles).
12 That means using smaller batteries per vehicle, which means going hybrid, rather than fully electric.
13 Victor taped one of the smaller batteries to his belt and hardwired the power inputs directly into the suit.
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