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Shouldn't be a problem (Score:2)

by mir (51)

I haven't seen a power supplies that wouldn't accept 100-240V in years. You might need a local keyboard (hopefully a little less than €500).

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Things to look out for (Score:2)

by bart (450)

Technically: since a number of years, all electronic devices use switched power supplies only (quickly alternating between "on" and "off" state, easily thousands of times per second; what you get out it the average voltage) that suffer very little power loss (heat). That is what makes it possible to build power supplies so small these days; and what makes them very tolerant in variation in input voltage. So, that should indeed not be a problem.
The other thing is that legally, you are supposed to pay VAT (
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  by bart (450)
  
  Oops: s/if they do their through the Netherlands/if they do their import through the Netherlands/
- Re: (Score:1)
  
  by Beatnik (493)
  
  So what if they're technically "in the country" already and I don't have to "import" them? :)
  - Re: (Score:2)
    
    by bart (450)
    
    Well, then you can skip customs.

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