Ethernet port? How is the battery? how long will battery last?
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yes these have ethernet ports, Notebooks from Pacific macs either have tested 75% of new capacity or new batteries,battery life is very dependent on what programs you are running typically 2 to 4 hours.
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The battery that came with it lasted about a year. I bought a replacement from my local Mac dealer and it holds it's charge longer, it cost a bit more but worth the extra money.
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Hello: The Ethernet port is a square port and as one of its uses is as a phone plug in. Batteries will last based on your use: plug in to electric when ever possible, save use when you are not using the computer, and pay attention to the battery itself. I hope this helps a little...oh... and have fun. I really like my Mac. DPS
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This does have an ethernet port. The battery is a good working used battery. It will be able to hold at least a one hour charge.
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Will it work to do what? This is not a hot spot...it's a device to turn a wired Ethernet port into wireless
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Sorry, I've never really timed it. I know it is at least 4 hours, and maybe it is more. But the last computer I used had had a bad battery for so many years, that I had almost forgotten I could ever use a computer that was not plugged in. Not that it matters, but I purposely ordered this computer with Windows 7 because I did not want to use Windows 8 on a computer that was not touch screen. I have had the computer for about a month and haven't had any problems so far, unlike the person who wrote the previous comment.
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Alex. This is a case. The ethernet port would be on the motherboard. Which does not come with the case...
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I was wondering too. It says it will go 10 days on a charge but I would question that as well. I have a wireless Logitech mouse, which I love by the way, that says it's battery life is up to 18 months and I'm lucky to get a month out of it. From reading the reviews, when in battery mode , the keys do not stay illuminated and you have to press something to light them up again. I love the fact you can have a choice of wired or not. The battery can also be replaced if need be according to the rep. I have a Logitech keyboard as well that I have had since Windows 95 and it works as well today as it did then. I do have a cover on it so that may be a big part of that reason. I was wondering too. It says it will go 10 days on a charge but I would question that as well. I have a wireless Logitech mouse, which I love by the way, that says it's battery life is up to 18 months and I'm lucky to get a month out of it. From reading the reviews, when in battery mode , the keys do not stay illuminated and you have to press something to light them up again. I love the fact you can have a choice of wired or not. The battery can also be replaced if need be according to the rep. I have a Logitech keyboard as well that I have had since Windows 95 and it works as well today as... » Read More I was wondering too. It says it will go 10 days on a charge but I would question that as well. I have a wireless Logitech mouse, which I love by the way, that says it's battery life is up to 18 months and I'm lucky to get a month out of it. From reading the reviews, when in battery mode , the keys do not stay illuminated and you have to press something to light them up again. I love the fact you can have a choice of wired or not. The battery can also be replaced if need be according to the rep. I have a Logitech keyboard as well that I have had since Windows 95 and it works as well today as it did then. I do have a cover on it so that may be a big part of that reason. « Show Less
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no it don"t have ethernet port..but it has wifi and usb port to connect a external ethernet to it..for the static haven't set one up yet.
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Yes it does have an Ethernet port but it is an accessory piece that plugs in as needed. It is not in the computer permanently in order to keep the weight down and the appearance slim.As for a warranty, it has a limited warranty but I don't remember if it is one year or more
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Yes it does have ethernet port and I think it is the standard 10/100. I run my on wifi, it is very fast. So far it hasn't given any problems.
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This is a desktop computer, it has to be plugged in an electrical outlet. The keyboard and the mouse have battery, that could last months.
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A very long time. If you use it for about 3 to 4 hours a day to surf the net then you will only have to charge it once every few days. The battery life is really good.
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Magicjack plus just came out. You can plug it into the wall and then connect it to the ethernet and it will work when the computer is off.
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I'm fairly certain this Should be able to function as a bypass to your built in Ethernet port, you may have to disable the on board port in the bios and/or drive manager. @$13.95 it's certainly worth a try. You could also try a wireless USB adapter also if you have a wireless access point.
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It is not battery operated. It can be powered by the included power adapter or via PoE (Power over Ethernet), if you have a PoE capable switch. I am using mine with PoE since I have it mounted outside the house and Ethernet is more stable, secure and provides a faster connection to the network. Besides, using PoE requires only one cable be run to the outside (no separate power cable required.)
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Yes it has an Ethernet port and can be used wired or wireless. The Ethernet port is located behind a small cover that can be removed where the power cord is attached.
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Sorry cannot help you. I strictly use it to connect my Dell notebook, which does not have an Ethernet port, to my router.
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Well, I did purchase the little mouse a while back, and I'm very happy with it- it's Great and no problems with my ASUS eee pc. I've used it almost daily for ~5 mo. now, and still have not needed to change battery! --- I recommend it.
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It must be plugged in with the included power supply (wall-wart) -- it cannot receive power over ethernet like some cameras, and there is no internal battery option.