new laptop or a trip to europe?
Laptops & Notebooks - 5 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Laptop, you can take some kind of virtual trip on the laptop. :D 2 for 1
Answer 2 :
Trip to europe. You could always get a laptop some other time - but enriching experiences are far more valuable.
Answer 3 :
u can get the laptop another time....but dont miss the oppotunity 2 go 2 europe...if i were u trip 2 europe would be my choice.....
Answer 4 :
laptops last longer plus next year you can take it with u and u cnt take europe to a laptop!
Answer 5 :
Europe for sure.
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Friday, December 28, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
Where can i buy a laptop keyboard?
Where can i buy a laptop keyboard?
Hi, just wondering where i can buy a laptop keyboard. Spilled soft drink at the keyboard. I need a Europe keyboard a norwegian keyboard. The laptop is a dv7-2060eo
Laptops & Notebooks - 5 Answers
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Answer 1 :
I'd search on google. Maybe Amazon.com or something.
Answer 2 :
your laptop keyboard? you'd have to go the the computer's website (i'm guessing HP) or ebay.. or you can just buy a USB keyboard instead from most places
Answer 3 :
One place to check for parts is, newegg.com
Answer 4 :
www.ebay.com
Answer 5 :
HP has a spare parts site; it can be found off of the main site. You could also find a reseller in your area.
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Hi, just wondering where i can buy a laptop keyboard. Spilled soft drink at the keyboard. I need a Europe keyboard a norwegian keyboard. The laptop is a dv7-2060eo
Laptops & Notebooks - 5 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
I'd search on google. Maybe Amazon.com or something.
Answer 2 :
your laptop keyboard? you'd have to go the the computer's website (i'm guessing HP) or ebay.. or you can just buy a USB keyboard instead from most places
Answer 3 :
One place to check for parts is, newegg.com
Answer 4 :
www.ebay.com
Answer 5 :
HP has a spare parts site; it can be found off of the main site. You could also find a reseller in your area.
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Friday, December 7, 2012
Can I use any american appliances/electronics in Europe with just a converter?
Can I use any american appliances/electronics in Europe with just a converter?
I am traveling to Europe and the Czech Republic. Will I be able to plug any american appliance/electronic in through a simple converter and use it? Or is there something else I would need to avoid "blowing up" my american appliances/electronics? In general, I would be plugging in hair appliances or a laptop or cell phone charger. If you have any recommendations on what converter etc. to purchase, I would appreciate the suggestions. Thanks!
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Most modern electronics like laptops, cell phone chargers, ipod chargers, etc. will work with both US and European voltages. Look at the power supply label. It will say something like 100 - 240 Vac 50/60 Hz. In this case, all you need is a plug adapter here. You do not need a voltage converter for these devices. Some products, like Sony camera chargers, specifically tell you not to use a voltage converter. For some of the hair appliances, you may need a voltage converter. You'll need to check the product information to tell whether what you have is dual voltage or not. I've been using US electronics here in Europe for the past ten years and have never needed a voltage converter - laptops, cell phone charger, and camera chargers, but I have no hair appliances here.
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I am traveling to Europe and the Czech Republic. Will I be able to plug any american appliance/electronic in through a simple converter and use it? Or is there something else I would need to avoid "blowing up" my american appliances/electronics? In general, I would be plugging in hair appliances or a laptop or cell phone charger. If you have any recommendations on what converter etc. to purchase, I would appreciate the suggestions. Thanks!
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Most modern electronics like laptops, cell phone chargers, ipod chargers, etc. will work with both US and European voltages. Look at the power supply label. It will say something like 100 - 240 Vac 50/60 Hz. In this case, all you need is a plug adapter here. You do not need a voltage converter for these devices. Some products, like Sony camera chargers, specifically tell you not to use a voltage converter. For some of the hair appliances, you may need a voltage converter. You'll need to check the product information to tell whether what you have is dual voltage or not. I've been using US electronics here in Europe for the past ten years and have never needed a voltage converter - laptops, cell phone charger, and camera chargers, but I have no hair appliances here.
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