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connery

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Jul 11, 2009
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Italy
:confused:Hi again from Italy,another question i'm afraid.
I am now looking at getting my mac from the states via a helpfull friend ,i need to know will there be an issue regarding different voltages here in Italy and those Stateside??

If so what can I do about it ?
Any suggestions are greatfully recieved
Tanks in advance.
 
Yes, there is a difference in voltage BUT all Macs works across the globe, so all you need is a cheap adapter for your wall outlet from US to ITA.

Easy as pie.
 
^ just to add in case the OP wants to see it in print.

- Line voltage: 100-240V AC

- Frequency: 50Hz to 60Hz, single phase

And the power supplies are auto-switching so you don't need to set anything. Just need the plug adapter for your country as stated above.
 
Thanks once again for the help,I will look into getting a wall adapter from here in Italy:)
 
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