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Mac Query

guideanna · 2006-12-20 14:31:07

Hi All, I'm thinking of investing in the Mac Book Pro and was wondering is there any way i could purcahse one from the U.S. I've heard Apple mac's are universally formatted so if i were to buy from the U.S and just buy the plug in wire to suit our own connections would this be ok?

20-12-2006 2:31pm

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guideanna

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Hi All,

I'm thinking of investing in the Mac Book Pro and was wondering is there any way i could purcahse one from the U.S.
I've heard Apple mac's are universally formatted so if i were to buy from the U.S and just buy the plug in wire to suit our own connections would this be ok?

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#2 20-12-2006 5:23pm

Ernesto

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you cant buy from the US website if thats what you mean. youd need a US address & US credit card. if you bought one over there, theyred be no issues since mac operate 110v to 220v. just need a new 'figure 8' lead to connect to the adaptor. whic are about €10 in power city.

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