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MortimerJazz

macrumors regular
Original poster
Oct 25, 2007
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London
Hi there,

I'm popping out to the US in the new year and will be buying a Macbook.

My question regards the adaptor I'll need to charge the Macbook when I bring it back home. Does it need to be a specific Apple adaptor or can I just use any travel converter to charge it?

Thanks alot
 
If you don't like the travel adaptor solution get yourself a standard UK figure-of-8 power cable. This will plug straight into the Apple brick and work perfectly. You probably have one at home already. Or Maplin sell them for ~£3.
 
Figure 8 cable is the cheapest solution, but you could always get Apple's iPod USB power adapter, pop the end off and plug the brick in directly (though you'll lose length)
 
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