on 7/2/04 2:44 PM, Marcin Wichary at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > : No. Just a regular plug adapter, not a converter. The Mac has an internal > : auto converter. I've traveled all over the world and never needed more than > : a simple plug adapter. The power supply just plugs in to an adapter to > : whatever plug is used by the host country. > > Ah, thanks, that's actually what I meant in my first email. Hope they can > sell one to me (it doesn't seem to be anywhere in the price list on > the shop's official website). > > By the way, the plug in the power brick looks like a normal plug for cables > found in many household appliances. >
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