>
>In their procedure for cycling the battery they have different procedures
>for Li-Ion and NiMH.  However, in reading through them, I suspect that the
>difference is mostly around how much intelligence they have built into the
>battery.  I get the impression their NiMH batteries know how to cycle
>themselves.

FWIW, Neither sort of battery really benefits from cycling.
In some specific cases yes, but in general, you're just spending lifetime. 

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