Compaq Presario cq430 & cq630 Laptop Battery (Spotlight)

Compaq entered the retail computer market with the Presario in the mid-1990s to market a sub-$1000 PC. In May 2007, HP announced in a press release a new logo for their Compaq Division to be placed on the new Compaq Presario models. In 2010, the last Compaq Presario branded laptop was produced at an HP computer assembly facility in China. Since then, the Presario has been rebranded under HP's laptop computer line as the HP 2000 series.

If you have a Compaq cq430 or cq630 laptop (both laptop models use the same battery) and need a replacement or additional battery, you can still purchase a high quality model through Limewit.com.

Compaq cq430 and cq630 Presario Laptop Battery from Limewit.com

On Sale for $75.19

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Buy Compaq cq430 Presario Laptop Battery

Features
-100% Compatible*
-Brand NEW 4400mAh, 6-cell Standard Capacity Laptop Battery
-UL certified premium Li-ion cells
-30 Day Money Back Guarantee
-Warranty and Support: One-year full warranty

*See Model Compatibility Chart below for detailed information.

Specifications
Warranty Terms 1 Year Limited
Capacity (mAh) 4400
Voltage (V) 10.8
Cell Count 6
Color Black
Cell Form Cylindrical
Cell Type Li-Ion

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Try Before You Buy: The Future of Online Shopping?

One of the biggest hurdles of buying stuff online is the inability to try products out first hand before knowing whether you want to purchase it or not. But increasingly, companies are getting around that by offering a try-before-you-buy option for online goods, something Warby Parker has done successfully with glasses. YBuy, a Southern California company, has built a monthly subscription service around the try-before-you-buy model for gadgets, appliances and other products and it’s getting a big name backer in Google Chairman Eric Schmidt.

Schmidt’s TomorrowVentures is leading a $1 million Series A round investment that also includes funding from David Hanna, Chairman and CEO of CompuCredit, and Jim Patterson, Chief Product Officer at Yammer. The money will help YBuy scale up to handle a waiting list of 50,000 people, who have signed up for the service. YBuy exited public beta in January but it has been limited to a smaller group of users so far.

YBuy users pay $24.95 to try out a curated list of products, things like the iPad 3, the Xbox 360, the Jawbone Jambox or Limewit's Sony and Dell Laptop batteries. Users have up to 30 days to try out the product. If they decide to buy it, the $24.95 gets applied to the purchase price. If they don’t, they just send it back and try out something new. Shipping is free both ways. The service curates a list of products based on the tastes of a user. In addition to gadgets, it also offers appliances, such as coffee makers and blenders, and sporting goods, such as golf drivers.

The Manhattan Beach, Calif.-based company was started by Stephen Svajian, Kevin and Tim Wallin in 2009 and previously raised $750,000 from its founders and other angels.

Here's how Ybuy works:

1. Join the club

• Select products from a curated list
• Get a personal customer assistant

2. Try products

• Pay nothing until you choose your first product
• Skip a month at any time

3. Buy or return

• Return your product by the last day of the month
• Or, just keep the product and trial fees go toward the purchase

Is this the future of online shopping?

By Ryan Kim

Photo courtesy of Ybuy.com
Curated by Limewit Blog

Apple iOS 6 VS. Google's Jelly Bean: Which Is King?

Both Apple and Google have demonstrated and released betas of their new smartphone and tablet operating systems. The question everyone is wondering is, which of the two can be crowned King?

We are going to make this simple. No fancy graphs, no Cal Tech level talk, and no references to obscure operating systems or features from the past. Just photos and why one operating system is better than the other. Enjoy.

Siri vs. Google Now Voice Search | The Winner: Siri (iOS 6)
Both voice-controlled search functions work great if you know the limitations of each service. Siri is more attractive, but its social integration and app launching is what really gives it a leg up over Google Now.

  
Apple Maps vs. Google Maps | The Winner: Google Maps (Jelly Bean)
Apple’s first attempt at a home-grown mapping app is nice, but it can’t beat years of Google experience in building out a mapping infrastructure. In fact, we’re impatiently waiting for Google Maps to appear on iOS 6.

Notifications & Alerts | The Winner: Apple (iOS 6)
Google may have been first but Apple has mastered the game. Google needs to look beyond Google+.

On Being Social & Networking | The Winner: Google (Jelly Bean)

They Really Like Us! (Limewit Customer Feedback)

We would like to share some of the actual, unedited feedback we receive from our satisfied Limewit.com customers regarding their shopping experience with us:

"I loved the price and the ease of ordering from home."
Purchased  Dell Inspiron E1705 Laptop Battery

"It was a pleasant experience and the battery works great." 
Purchased  Hewlett Packard G62 Battery

"Best customer service ever with Nacole......she helped me correct some issues I had while ordering and she even called to make sure everything was OK." 
Purchased  Sony Vaio VGN-AW, CS, FW, NS, SR, VGP-BPS13 Standard Capacity 6-cell Laptop Battery

"It was easy to install and the shopping experience was enjoyable."
Purchased Acer Extensa 5210 Laptop Battery

"Very good site. Product shipped fast." 
Purchased  Dell Inspiron 1520, 1521 High Capacity Laptop Battery

Why shop with Limewit.com?

1. With us, the customer is always our top priority
2. Orders over $45.00 Get FREE SHIPPING
3. All of our products have a 30 Day Return Guarantee
4. We offer the highest quality at competitive prices
5. 1 Year Warranty available (most products)
6. Limewit products are engineered to meet or exceed the original manufacturer standards
7. Orders placed before 4:30 PM (pacific) get shipped the same day!

Global Creativity Gap: Is Creativity Suffering? (Adobe Study)

Does your company allow its employees to be creative? Is creativity valued in your workplace?

source: adobe state of creativity study