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Depending of the type of work your employees do, it might be frustrating.

Depending of the type of work your employees do, it might be frustrating. If you need CPU power you'll not get the full speed when unplugged. Also unplugging/replugging is annoying, get a brand/model that already has the charging cap option and just ask to enable it.

Posted by Guillaume86 on May 4, 2015, 7:58 PM

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Depending of the type of work your employees do, it might be frustrating.

Guillaume86May 4, 2015, 7:58 PM

Depending of the type of work your employees do, it might be frustrating. If you need CPU power you'll not get the full speed when unplugged. Also unplugging/replugging is annoying, get a brand/model that already has the charging cap option and just ask to enable it.

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