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<blockquote data-quote="maikutis" data-source="post: 35942" data-attributes="member: 3169">Hey~I had a 12&quot; powerbook shipped to me in Klaipeda, Lithuania.&nbsp; I used it all over Eastern Europe, including several areas in Russia (St. Petersburg and Moscow mostly).&nbsp; I never had a problem with it.&nbsp; I don't know how much you get to the Baltics, but there is an Apple dealer (although small) in Vilnius, Lithuania.&nbsp; I highly recommend getting the &quot;world traveler&quot; pack from apple, as you don't need to carry around a power converter with your computer, it is very nice, you just have to slide off the plug ending, slide on the one that you need and plug it in.&nbsp; Fantastic and useful device, well worth the money.&nbsp; As I'm sure you know, the mac software so readily available in Moscow (and most of Eastern Europe) can be a little spooky, and sometimes just not right. hope this helps a little,maikutis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="maikutis, post: 35942, member: 3169"] Hey~ I had a 12" powerbook shipped to me in Klaipeda, Lithuania. I used it all over Eastern Europe, including several areas in Russia (St. Petersburg and Moscow mostly). I never had a problem with it. I don't know how much you get to the Baltics, but there is an Apple dealer (although small) in Vilnius, Lithuania. I highly recommend getting the "world traveler" pack from apple, as you don't need to carry around a power converter with your computer, it is very nice, you just have to slide off the plug ending, slide on the one that you need and plug it in. Fantastic and useful device, well worth the money. As I'm sure you know, the mac software so readily available in Moscow (and most of Eastern Europe) can be a little spooky, and sometimes just not right. hope this helps a little, maikutis [/QUOTE]

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