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German Laptop

Sandals · 2005-06-20 20:26:59

Yo i am using a top-notch Deutsch laptop and a cheap €2 adapter to plug it in, is that ok I dont want it to blow up, obviousley

20-06-2005 8:26pm

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Sandals

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Yo i am using a top-notch Deutsch laptop and a cheap €2 adapter to plug it in, is that ok
I dont want it to blow up, obviousley

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#2 20-06-2005 8:31pm

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Most laptops have a universal power adaptor, going all the way from 100-240v so you can use them in the US/Europe and Asia, having only to change the end plug accordingly.

Even if yours is not, since it's German, it will definitely support 220-240v which is standard for Europe. The cheapo €2 adaptor will work, though given how much even an entry level laptop costs, you may want to "splash" out and buy a €20 surge protector...

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