Should my Mac Air stay plugged in to electric or should it be disconnected from time to time?

Can the battery be overcharged if its left plugged in to an electric outlet. Also, will keeping it plugged in overhet the computer? Some devices have a special circuitry that prevents overcharging. Is this true for the MAC Air?
Thanks.

Your computer stops charging the battery when it gets full, so don't worry about that. You can leave the computer plugged in all the time if you want, but make sure you make a cycle (disconnect, use your battery and charge it) at least once a month to keep it. If you want more information about its battery, see > http://www.apple.com/batteries/notebooks.html

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