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Using my Laptop In Canada

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I live in the UK at the moment and am moving to Canada in 2 months time. I have a Powerbook G3 (2000) and want to take it with me. Can I just buy a Canadian power adaptor or will there be voltage issues? I assumed a laptop would be universal when it comes to voltage etc???
 
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Your Mac's Specs
Mini Mac Intel Core Dou, 2 Gigs RAM, 100 GB hard drive.
You can buy a cord that plugs into your power brick, I think.
 
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Mac Pro 8x3.0ghz 12gb ram 8800GT , MBP 2.16 2GB Ram 17 inch.
The ones with the powerbook do. All you need is an adapter.
 

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