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Kensington Universal 70W AC/DC Adapter

SKU: 33234EU Quickfind Code: 97052

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With the Kensington Notebook 70W AC/DC Power Adaptor, any office becomes a home office for your notebook. The super-sleek profile is up to 40% smaller (by volume) and lighter than other chargers, so it virtually disappears on the desk or in the briefcase. Yet, with its included tips and socket adaptor, the Notebook 70W AC/DC Power Adaptor is as easy as your original power supply.
  • Thin and Light
  • Up to 40 smaller (by volume) and lighter than other power supplies
  • Turns any AC mains, cigarette lighter or Empower port into a power source
  • 70 watts - enough to power and charge virtually all standard-size notebooks
  • Includes multiple tips for use with major-brand notebook
  • Provides the right power for iPods®, mobile phones, portable DVD players, PDAs etc when used with correct tip (certain tips available separately)
 

Question from Richard Jepson: Asked on 31/03/2007 I am about to travel to the US, but own a UK-sourced Acer notebook. It looks like this is the right adaptor for use on a plane equipped with empower sockets. Is that right? Also, is this the right adaptor to use my notebook on a US plug socket? If not, can you direct me to the right accessory please?
Many thanks

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 04/04/2007
This is a Slimline UK power supply with a standard 13Amp socket consequently I don’t believe it will work with an empower socket. Most airlines supply there own adaptors for there power systems.
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