Power solutions for UK users
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chas_m
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Could you possibly clarify what you mean exactly? A Mac requires one power cable, and that's it. Everything else should be (or at least can be) wireless.
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Powering wirelessly
So you're saying that printers, scanners, modems can all be powered wirelessly? I have two wireless printers but they still have to be plugged in to a socket. If they can be powered wirelessly please tell me how.
So you're saying that printers, scanners, modems can all be powered wirelessly? I have two wireless printers but they still have to be plugged in to a socket. If they can be powered wirelessly please tell me how.
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How is that specific to the UK?
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chas wouldn't know you meant all that.
I use colored zip ties. I put a different color on each cord at the top and bottom. so later if i need to unplug one for any reason i know which one i am unplugging. Once i have done that i zip all cords where they meet all the way down. I think they end up looking pretty good. I do this on my entertainment center too.
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