Tungsten E2 battery charge not retaining.

My Tungsten E2 is about 2 years old. After charging the Palm battery life symbol indicates full charge. However within 10 minutes a low battery message is indicated and the battery symbol shows empty charge. Pse advise. Thanks in advance.Suresh
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If you have been a moderate to heavy user for two years, the battery is probably nearing the end of its useful life as LiOn batteries have a finite number of charge cycles.
Replacement batteries can be had from pdaparts.com and usedpdaparts.com. The first site has takeapart directions to do this yourself and the E2 battery plugs in (rather than soldering on other models).
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