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Davaadtron

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Jul 4, 2007
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Hey guys,

So I'm going to be studying abroad in Berlin for a year, and I want to take my Mac Mini since it has everything I use on a daily basis. (And it's kind of my only option - I don't have a laptop)

Would it work to by a power strip over there in Berlin and then use a voltage converter for the Mini and another converter for the monitor? I'd assume it would work, but I don't want to fry my hardware or anything...

Or can you buy a European power cord for the Mini? Or would that not work?

Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question; I know nothing about power conversion :p
Thanks.
 
I just read that the power adapter that it comes with (it says right on the adapter) takes up to 240v, so it'll work :)


One more question; I want to take my monitor with me as well. If I pack it in my suitcase surrounded by clothes and blankets do you think it'll survive the trip?
 
I just read that the power adapter that it comes with (it says right on the adapter) takes up to 240v, so it'll work :)


One more question; I want to take my monitor with me as well. If I pack it in my suitcase surrounded by clothes and blankets do you think it'll survive the trip?

I would buy some bubble wrap and wrap it with bubble wrap and then put it in the suitcase, just to be safe.
 
One more question; I want to take my monitor with me as well. If I pack it in my suitcase surrounded by clothes and blankets do you think it'll survive the trip?

There is a weight limit for luggage...worth to check, monitors are cheap in Germany.
 
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