Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or
3-prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The APC one is $40
while the others were $80.
TIA,
On Jul 21, 2005, at 5:46 AM, diane wrote:
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or 3-
prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The
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> Reply-To: G-Books
> Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 08:24:35 -0700
> To: G-Books
> Subject: Re: Adapter for cig lighter
>
> At 7:46 AM -0400 7/21/05, diane wrote:
>> Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
>> that Linksys has one that will actua
At 7:46 AM -0400 7/21/05, diane wrote:
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or
3-prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The APC one
On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:46 AM, diane wrote:
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car?
I have a power inverter for the car which allows me to plug ANYTHING
into the lighter, not just one computer which will eventually be
replaced by another.
I just make sure it's unplug
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or
3-prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The APC one is $40
while the others were $80.
TI
