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hi. i'm relocating to Canada to work there semi-permanently. i heard most if not all laptop PC's have a voltage range of 110-240v so maybe all i need is an adaptor
what i want to ask is when it comes to durability, solid-state (or with most less-moving parts inside) and worlwide warranty & cover which one will you guys recommend me buying here?
p.s. im thinking of Toshiba, Asus, Acer and Dell. (but you guys can recommend me anything you think is good)
Won't it be cheaper to buy a notebook in Canada??
As far as I know the notebook power adaptors I have are compatible for between 100v to 240v so you should only need a plug adaptor.
i looked into getting notebook in canada because my mate lives there
with dell, the price they quote doesn't include power block and stuff and ends up roughly (with current xchange rate) the same as england
my dell works in canada with international socket thingy, and dells are pretty good
Absolutely, your money will go further out there I should imagine, certainly in the US if you wanted to pop over the border.
i just felt i won't survive without a laptop. coz atleast if there's free (or paid) w-fi over there then i can easily check my all important emails or make calls or say buy something.