>The iBook runs on European current. We came back to AZ in May, 2002. I used >my PB5300 plugged in every day in England and Holland. All you need is the >correct adapter. A packet of adapters, about 4 of them and all usable in >Europe, is about $8.00 at AAA offices here. No need to change voltage. Just >plug the adapter in between your iBook power cord and the wall socket. If >the >holes fit, and there is an adapter that will in that package, then you are in >business. Don't see if they are cheaper in Europe. In Britain they price >things as if a pound sterling is equivalent to a US dollar. It takes one and >one-half dollars to buy one pound sterling. My advice is don't wait and >do be >prepared to spend more for everything in Europe. Even worse now that the >dollar has gone down. All Macs since at least the LC (1990) have had universal P/Ss, and I think some earlier ones, like the IIci, cx and IIx. Naturally, that includes all PBs + the Portable.
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