Difference between 6-cell and 9-cell battery

Can someone please explain the difference between a 6-cell Extended Life battery (HP's # WD548AA#ABB) and a 9-cell Extended Life battery (HP's #WD549AA#ABB)?  At first I figured the 9-cell must be an extended life battery and the 6-cell was a standard battery.  Then I looked at the descriptions of each and they were virtually identical and BOTH are called Extended Life.  They are both listed as compatible with my G62 notebook but there's about a $20 difference.
cjperry56

You have the six cell MUO6
MU09 is the nine cell

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