4 hour battery life surfing internet?

am i missing something here or is this normal? i was expecting 4 hours when watching movies or doing more processor-heavy tasks.. but im getting around 4 hours, 5 at best, on the internet not at full brightness. this is the 2nd charge and i got it two days ago..
any thoughts?

Using gmail for instance forces the use of the nvidia graphicscard and the change back to intel is only made if you shut down the program, at best. Sometimes the release of the lock to nvidia doesn't work and you have to log out. This misuse of graphics card and together with flash on web pages makes the battery time very short indeed. Software update please Apple.
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=904425
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