How can you charge a hp laptop in europe?
i have a hp laptop and im going to poland this summer how do i charge it?
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yah cant'
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Get a universal power adaptor - from luggage stores with the travel goods
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with a power adapter that works in Poland. They sell them at travel shops, but they will ahve them there, as well.
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Go to a travel store and purchase a travel voltage converter.
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but an adapter plug and then plug it in
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You can purcahes a plug in converter. This converts the power in a foreign country to the AC current that we have here in the US. You can purchase a converter at any electronic store. Be sure to tell the salesperson what you will be using it for. There are also converters that are equipped with surge protection.
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Look at your charger. Most will go from 100-240 volts 50-60 cycle automatically. All you need is a plug adapter that cost a few dollars at any travel department or shop.
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An adapter might work, but be very careful. I was in Europe last February and took an adapter for my curling iron and let's just say, I needed a hair cut after I used it. The wattage is different in Europe and it kind of super heated my curling iron and it burned my hair off. Also, we sent a fiber optic angel to a relative there with an adapter and it burned up that little angel. I would call HP to ask them what your options are. Be careful not to burn up your laptop by using an adaptor. Good luck and have fun!
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The same why you charge anything in Europe. With an adapter. You plug it into the wall and then plug whatever you want up to it. http://www.travelessentials.com/department/Electrical/Outlet_Adaptors/18501030034.html
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Get a universal power adapter from your local store. They sell them everywhere. Food stores, pharmacies, electronic stores, luggage stores, office supply stores, even your local 7-11 might have one!
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