A ajo macrumors 6502a Original poster Jan 28, 2006 686 24 Dec 15, 2012 #1 I have seen a cheaper time capsule online. The Model number is MD032Z/A Is this the latest, or non European? I am buying in the UK. Thanks
I have seen a cheaper time capsule online. The Model number is MD032Z/A Is this the latest, or non European? I am buying in the UK. Thanks
Weaselboy Moderator Staff member Jan 23, 2005 34,992 17,295 California Dec 15, 2012 #2 ajo said: I have seen a cheaper time capsule online. The Model number is MD032Z/A Is this the latest, or non European? I am buying in the UK. Thanks Click to expand... That is the latest Euro version in 2TB.
ajo said: I have seen a cheaper time capsule online. The Model number is MD032Z/A Is this the latest, or non European? I am buying in the UK. Thanks Click to expand... That is the latest Euro version in 2TB.
A ajo macrumors 6502a Original poster Jan 28, 2006 686 24 Dec 15, 2012 #3 Weaselboy said: That is the latest Euro version in 2TB. Click to expand... Thanks Wonder why its £38 cheaper at normal price. Not on offer.
Weaselboy said: That is the latest Euro version in 2TB. Click to expand... Thanks Wonder why its £38 cheaper at normal price. Not on offer.
A ajo macrumors 6502a Original poster Jan 28, 2006 686 24 Dec 15, 2012 #4 Weaselboy said: That is the latest Euro version in 2TB. Click to expand... I saw this on wikipedia before I posted, but the Z or LL confused me. I have also just noticed that the site says - This product requires a mains adapter for the UK. ....... supplies an adapter when you buy this product. Is this best to avoid?
Weaselboy said: That is the latest Euro version in 2TB. Click to expand... I saw this on wikipedia before I posted, but the Z or LL confused me. I have also just noticed that the site says - This product requires a mains adapter for the UK. ....... supplies an adapter when you buy this product. Is this best to avoid?
Weaselboy Moderator Staff member Jan 23, 2005 34,992 17,295 California Dec 15, 2012 #5 ajo said: I saw this on wikipedia before I posted, but the Z or LL confused me. I have also just noticed that the site says - This product requires a mains adapter for the UK. ....... supplies an adapter when you buy this product. Is this best to avoid? Click to expand... I don't see why it wouldn't work.
ajo said: I saw this on wikipedia before I posted, but the Z or LL confused me. I have also just noticed that the site says - This product requires a mains adapter for the UK. ....... supplies an adapter when you buy this product. Is this best to avoid? Click to expand... I don't see why it wouldn't work.
A ajo macrumors 6502a Original poster Jan 28, 2006 686 24 Dec 15, 2012 #6 Weaselboy said: I don't see why it wouldn't work. Click to expand... I mean if ever anything went wrong with it, being in the UK and trying to get the Apple Store to fix a european model. Not sure if the product says anything within the warranty about using power adapters, never sure.
Weaselboy said: I don't see why it wouldn't work. Click to expand... I mean if ever anything went wrong with it, being in the UK and trying to get the Apple Store to fix a european model. Not sure if the product says anything within the warranty about using power adapters, never sure.