Hi, I wonder if anyone can tell me the price of a Dell Latitude D630 laptop in spain?
I'm affraid if I'd buy it directly from dell.com I'll have to pay taxes that will turn this deal not economic...
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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Why fool around with what this or that may cost in this country or that. Go direct to http://www.dell.com Now you can get it direct and shipped Federal Express, or UPS and have it in less than a week and eliminate the middleman. Don
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Monday, December 28, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
I am going to spain, will I still be able to get free bbc tv online
I am going to spain, will I still be able to get free bbc tv online?
I am going to spain, will I still be able to get free bbc tv online using my laptop, I am going to get pay as you go broadband in spain, unless somone knows a better way. thank you
FIFA World Cup(TM) - 1 Answers
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Sorry BBC Iplayer is not available outside the UK. Still, lucky you my friend - i wud love to goto Spain now beacuse of this crap weather :P
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I am going to spain, will I still be able to get free bbc tv online using my laptop, I am going to get pay as you go broadband in spain, unless somone knows a better way. thank you
FIFA World Cup(TM) - 1 Answers
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Sorry BBC Iplayer is not available outside the UK. Still, lucky you my friend - i wud love to goto Spain now beacuse of this crap weather :P
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Monday, December 14, 2009
can i bring two laptops? pls answer right away
can i bring two laptops? pls answer right away?
HI..I WANT TO BRING TWO LAPTOPS FROM PHILIPPINES TO SPAIN. IS THERE ANY DUTIES THAT I HAVE TO PAY WHEN I COME BACK TO EUROPE?
Other - Destinations - 5 Answers
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you look beautifull
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no
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I dont think so. Why would there be I brought my lap top on the plane no charge :)
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u will pay for the second one..u have only one free
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Make sure the wireless capability (switch) is shut off before you get on the pane, if they are wireless. They can interfere with the planes electronics. They should always be shut off on planes and in hospitals. The duty thing should not be a problem as long as they are not over your duty free limit allowed into the country you reside in. Ask your customs office what your limit is and how long you have to be out of the country to qualify for it, before you go
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HI..I WANT TO BRING TWO LAPTOPS FROM PHILIPPINES TO SPAIN. IS THERE ANY DUTIES THAT I HAVE TO PAY WHEN I COME BACK TO EUROPE?
Other - Destinations - 5 Answers
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you look beautifull
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no
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I dont think so. Why would there be I brought my lap top on the plane no charge :)
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u will pay for the second one..u have only one free
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Make sure the wireless capability (switch) is shut off before you get on the pane, if they are wireless. They can interfere with the planes electronics. They should always be shut off on planes and in hospitals. The duty thing should not be a problem as long as they are not over your duty free limit allowed into the country you reside in. Ask your customs office what your limit is and how long you have to be out of the country to qualify for it, before you go
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Monday, December 7, 2009
what is the low cost internet charge in Spain
what is the low cost internet charge in Spain?
i want to use intrnet in my Laptop, but there is many mobile company who give the internet oppertinuty and they have different line charge. I donót understand there there line rate. would anyone tell which line rate is low cost and has good speed capability between 10 to 20 Euro in a month? Can I use internet free in my Laptop in Library or any other place in Barcelona? Please anyone know please inform me.
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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The majority of cafes and bars have free WiFi which you can connect your laptop to. ~ James
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i want to use intrnet in my Laptop, but there is many mobile company who give the internet oppertinuty and they have different line charge. I donót understand there there line rate. would anyone tell which line rate is low cost and has good speed capability between 10 to 20 Euro in a month? Can I use internet free in my Laptop in Library or any other place in Barcelona? Please anyone know please inform me.
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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The majority of cafes and bars have free WiFi which you can connect your laptop to. ~ James
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Saturday, November 28, 2009
I am flying to Spain and I want to bring some of my electric appliances. I know that they use a different
I am flying to Spain and I want to bring some of my electric appliances. I know that they use a different?
system as far as that goes. Where can I buy the converters for my laptop, ipod, etc. Can I buy it in the U.S. and if yes where?
Packing & Preparation - 1 Answers
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You will need an adapter. Some come with a universal plug/converter together. One site: http://www.walkabouttravelgear.com/elect.htm Amazon, Radio Shack, and luggage stores carry them. Look for the smallest and cheapest one with all the features that you need
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system as far as that goes. Where can I buy the converters for my laptop, ipod, etc. Can I buy it in the U.S. and if yes where?
Packing & Preparation - 1 Answers
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You will need an adapter. Some come with a universal plug/converter together. One site: http://www.walkabouttravelgear.com/elect.htm Amazon, Radio Shack, and luggage stores carry them. Look for the smallest and cheapest one with all the features that you need
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
what do i need to use my laptop abroad/spain
what do i need to use my laptop abroad/spain?
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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a european ac adapter. thats about it
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You will need an AC modulator specifically designed to work with European standard electrical outlets. You may need an external wifi card designed for European bands
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Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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a european ac adapter. thats about it
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You will need an AC modulator specifically designed to work with European standard electrical outlets. You may need an external wifi card designed for European bands
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Saturday, November 14, 2009
what is the site for acer customer support in spain
what is the site for acer customer support in spain?
A fter configuration of my Laptop,I cannot get audio sound, and i will like to contact acer.
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Here is the link
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http://support.acer-euro.com/ http://www.acer.es/
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A fter configuration of my Laptop,I cannot get audio sound, and i will like to contact acer.
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Here is the link
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http://support.acer-euro.com/ http://www.acer.es/
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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Will my US appliances work in Spain
Will my US appliances work in Spain?
I'm going to Spain in December and I want to bring my laptop, cell phone, iPod, hair dryer, hair straightener and other things to Spain. But my mom has told me that the outlets and plugs are different or something like that. So will i be able to plug them in and will they work?
Packing & Preparation - 3 Answers
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No, they will not work without purchasing a converter to go from US to Euro specs.
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They will not work. you will need an adaptor to plug your appliances in. You can buy adaptors when you get to spain. Hoped this helped :)
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You will need an adapter for each appliance since the outlets are different. These can be bought cheaply at any hardware store. The second thing you need to know is that the voltage in spain is 220V compared to 110V in the US. fortunately most appliances today are dual-voltage meaning they work in both countries. you should check out somewhere on the appliance or its adapter to see if this is the case. If it says only 110V then you are better off buying a new one in Spain. From my experience I can tell you that your iPod, Laptop, and cellphone are a sure thing. the others I advise to check the voltage label it is usually somewhere at the bottom or next to the cord or on the adapter
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I'm going to Spain in December and I want to bring my laptop, cell phone, iPod, hair dryer, hair straightener and other things to Spain. But my mom has told me that the outlets and plugs are different or something like that. So will i be able to plug them in and will they work?
Packing & Preparation - 3 Answers
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No, they will not work without purchasing a converter to go from US to Euro specs.
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They will not work. you will need an adaptor to plug your appliances in. You can buy adaptors when you get to spain. Hoped this helped :)
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You will need an adapter for each appliance since the outlets are different. These can be bought cheaply at any hardware store. The second thing you need to know is that the voltage in spain is 220V compared to 110V in the US. fortunately most appliances today are dual-voltage meaning they work in both countries. you should check out somewhere on the appliance or its adapter to see if this is the case. If it says only 110V then you are better off buying a new one in Spain. From my experience I can tell you that your iPod, Laptop, and cellphone are a sure thing. the others I advise to check the voltage label it is usually somewhere at the bottom or next to the cord or on the adapter
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Need laptop in Spain
Need laptop in Spain?
Hi Spain, I need to buy a laptop here. Can someone guide me about the better price stores or market in benidorm or arround. Are there some used laptop market or source.
Other - Spain - 0 Answers
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Buy a Dell European warranty
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Hi Spain, I need to buy a laptop here. Can someone guide me about the better price stores or market in benidorm or arround. Are there some used laptop market or source.
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Buy a Dell European warranty
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Can I use my US AC adaptor in Spain
Can I use my US AC adaptor in Spain?
I'm from the US and travelling to Spain - what power adaptor do I need to plug my laptop or anything else in ?
Other - Spain - 3 Answers
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sharperimage.com has this kit.part no sr415 19.95
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Nope, try to get hold of.. I think it's called.. west europe adaptor, 2 round pins, slightly smaller than those of eastern europe. Have fun, come to Madrid!
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You have to check first that your AC adaptor can handle 240 Volts. If so, you will read INPUT:100-240V in the adaptor. Second, you will need a plug adaptor since in Spain (and in most parts of continental Europe) the legs of the plug are round not flat. Once in Spain you can buy one in the airport for 4-6 Euros, or outside the airport for 1-2 euros (they have a lot of turists, so it is pretty common to find this adaptor and they know what you are looking for)
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I'm from the US and travelling to Spain - what power adaptor do I need to plug my laptop or anything else in ?
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sharperimage.com has this kit.part no sr415 19.95
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Nope, try to get hold of.. I think it's called.. west europe adaptor, 2 round pins, slightly smaller than those of eastern europe. Have fun, come to Madrid!
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You have to check first that your AC adaptor can handle 240 Volts. If so, you will read INPUT:100-240V in the adaptor. Second, you will need a plug adaptor since in Spain (and in most parts of continental Europe) the legs of the plug are round not flat. Once in Spain you can buy one in the airport for 4-6 Euros, or outside the airport for 1-2 euros (they have a lot of turists, so it is pretty common to find this adaptor and they know what you are looking for)
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Will a laptop bought in Australia work in Spain and Britain
Will a laptop bought in Australia work in Spain and Britain?
Other - Australia - 2 Answers
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of course it will work, but in Spain u will find almost all software in Spanish but in UK its same like Australia,
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It will work. You will just have to buy the adaptor so u can plug it in the wall to recharge
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of course it will work, but in Spain u will find almost all software in Spanish but in UK its same like Australia,
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It will work. You will just have to buy the adaptor so u can plug it in the wall to recharge
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
going to spain-wifi laptop,usb adapter,my provider,talktalk,do not cover europe will i still be able to connec
going to spain-wifi laptop,usb adapter,my provider,talktalk,do not cover europe will i still be able to connec?
talktalk does not provide in europe will i still be able to connect???
Computer Networking - 1 Answers
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Not if it doesn't cover Europe and you're going to a country in Europe. You could connect to free wifi in places like hotels and other places if you're on vacation though
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talktalk does not provide in europe will i still be able to connect???
Computer Networking - 1 Answers
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Not if it doesn't cover Europe and you're going to a country in Europe. You could connect to free wifi in places like hotels and other places if you're on vacation though
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Studying abroad in Spain -- what adapters/converters do I need
Studying abroad in Spain -- what adapters/converters do I need?
I'll be living with a host family in Spain during fall semester. I know I need to buy an adapter for my laptop, as well as an adapter and a voltage converter for my hairdryer. Can you tell me specifically what adapters and converters I need to buy? I heard that I also will have to buy extenders for my adapters, as the prongs in Spain are changing yet again. True?
Packing & Preparation - 1 Answers
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Don't take anything that needs a voltage converter. Also, appliances like hairdryers usually don't work properly via a converter. Just buy the items in Spain - it will cost about the same as buying a voltage converter and will work better. Luggage shops in the USA sometimes sell hairdryers that are dual voltage and all you need is an adapter. However, travel hairdryers are usually small. Also check: www.travelsmith.com As far as I know, outlets in Spain use the standard Continental European 2-round-prong plug. Outlets are often recessed, but all of the adapers I have ever bought were designed for a recessed outlet.. Regarding your laptop, check at stores like BestBuy and CompUSA for a multi-adapter that is also a surge protector. It costs more than a straight adapter but not cooking your power supply is worth it. Whatever adapter(s) you get, make sure they fit your USA plugs (try them on the plugs - don't just buy some adapters and toss them in your suitcase). For example, laptops almost always require an adapter that accepts a USA 3-prong plug. Hope you have a good trip
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I'll be living with a host family in Spain during fall semester. I know I need to buy an adapter for my laptop, as well as an adapter and a voltage converter for my hairdryer. Can you tell me specifically what adapters and converters I need to buy? I heard that I also will have to buy extenders for my adapters, as the prongs in Spain are changing yet again. True?
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Don't take anything that needs a voltage converter. Also, appliances like hairdryers usually don't work properly via a converter. Just buy the items in Spain - it will cost about the same as buying a voltage converter and will work better. Luggage shops in the USA sometimes sell hairdryers that are dual voltage and all you need is an adapter. However, travel hairdryers are usually small. Also check: www.travelsmith.com As far as I know, outlets in Spain use the standard Continental European 2-round-prong plug. Outlets are often recessed, but all of the adapers I have ever bought were designed for a recessed outlet.. Regarding your laptop, check at stores like BestBuy and CompUSA for a multi-adapter that is also a surge protector. It costs more than a straight adapter but not cooking your power supply is worth it. Whatever adapter(s) you get, make sure they fit your USA plugs (try them on the plugs - don't just buy some adapters and toss them in your suitcase). For example, laptops almost always require an adapter that accepts a USA 3-prong plug. Hope you have a good trip
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Monday, September 21, 2009
need to use my laptop for the internet in Spain
need to use my laptop for the internet in Spain?
does anyone know the cheapest way I can use my laptop on the internet in rural spain, I dont have a phone line and am unable to connect that way, I know can buy a modem dongle thing here in the uk but the rental costs are staggering!!
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Can you set up a wifi service with your mobile (cellular) provider that will also work on the continent? You should then be able to buy your own access antenna (maybe that's what the modem dongle is but the term is new to me) if it is not provided by the service provider. Of course, rural Spain may be it's own problem for phone service, let alone wifi
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does anyone know the cheapest way I can use my laptop on the internet in rural spain, I dont have a phone line and am unable to connect that way, I know can buy a modem dongle thing here in the uk but the rental costs are staggering!!
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Can you set up a wifi service with your mobile (cellular) provider that will also work on the continent? You should then be able to buy your own access antenna (maybe that's what the modem dongle is but the term is new to me) if it is not provided by the service provider. Of course, rural Spain may be it's own problem for phone service, let alone wifi
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Monday, September 14, 2009
Traveling to Spain, what kind of outlet adapter do I need and where can I get one from
Traveling to Spain, what kind of outlet adapter do I need and where can I get one from?
I really do not know anything about this stuff so pleas be as specific as possible. I will need to plug in things like my laptop, cell phone charger, hair dryer, flat iron, and like other little things.
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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An adapter is nice but it will only allow you to plug a US item into a Spanish socket, it won't convert the voltage, for that you need a converter, a must for your laptop Spain works on 220v http://international-electrical-supplies.com/spain-plug-adapters.html Adapters http://www.dvdoverseas.com/voltage_converters.htm Converters
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If you're bringing devices like a cell phone charger, camera charger, laptop or other electrical device, you'll need a plug adaptor to plug it in. If you're coming from North america, you need something like this for most of Europe (the UK is different): http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie… . these will be available in places like Radio Shack, Walmart, Brookstones, most luggage stores or airport shops. You can also find the adapters here in Europe. Although the voltages are different here, you will not need a voltage converter if your devices are designed for both electrical standards. You can verify this by checking the power supply of your laptop and other devices. The label will say something like Input: 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz. That's telling you that it's designed to work with both the voltage & current in the US and in Europe. If you have something like a curling iron or hair dryer, it may not work with both voltages. In that case, you would need a voltage converter to avoid damage. I have several laptops and other things like camera chargers here and have never needed a voltage converter; most modern electronic devices are designed to work with both standards. What you might need the converter for are the hair dryer and flat iron. Again check the product literature for the input voltage and current. If you can use them with the higher voltages here, you don't need a converter. If not, then you can either buy a converter or just pick up an inexpensive iron and hair dryer when you arrive (that's what I did)
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I really do not know anything about this stuff so pleas be as specific as possible. I will need to plug in things like my laptop, cell phone charger, hair dryer, flat iron, and like other little things.
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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An adapter is nice but it will only allow you to plug a US item into a Spanish socket, it won't convert the voltage, for that you need a converter, a must for your laptop Spain works on 220v http://international-electrical-supplies.com/spain-plug-adapters.html Adapters http://www.dvdoverseas.com/voltage_converters.htm Converters
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If you're bringing devices like a cell phone charger, camera charger, laptop or other electrical device, you'll need a plug adaptor to plug it in. If you're coming from North america, you need something like this for most of Europe (the UK is different): http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie… . these will be available in places like Radio Shack, Walmart, Brookstones, most luggage stores or airport shops. You can also find the adapters here in Europe. Although the voltages are different here, you will not need a voltage converter if your devices are designed for both electrical standards. You can verify this by checking the power supply of your laptop and other devices. The label will say something like Input: 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz. That's telling you that it's designed to work with both the voltage & current in the US and in Europe. If you have something like a curling iron or hair dryer, it may not work with both voltages. In that case, you would need a voltage converter to avoid damage. I have several laptops and other things like camera chargers here and have never needed a voltage converter; most modern electronic devices are designed to work with both standards. What you might need the converter for are the hair dryer and flat iron. Again check the product literature for the input voltage and current. If you can use them with the higher voltages here, you don't need a converter. If not, then you can either buy a converter or just pick up an inexpensive iron and hair dryer when you arrive (that's what I did)
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Monday, September 7, 2009
Do I need a converter with US appliances in Spain
Do I need a converter with US appliances in Spain?
I am going to Spain tomorrow and I need to quickly know if a converter is needed or not. Say for a laptop charger and a phone charger or other things. And if a converter is needed, what type do I need? ~Thanks
Other - Spain - 4 Answers
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Yes, you will need a converter. A really good travel store will carry a set that you can match to the plug in whatever European country you're in. I was able to use my set in France, Italy, Switzerland and England. Just had to match the converter out of my kit to the plug!
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We have 2 round pin plugs and you have 2 flat pin plugs and for this you can buy adapters many places including airports. Far more important is your voltage in USA is 110 v and ours is 230v so your equipment must be able to deal with this higher voltage or ......... you get a smell of burning and smoke. For electronic stuff it is also important that your frequency is 60 cycles and ours is 50 so anything which uses the mains frequency (mostly things like tvs, radios etc) will not work.
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Yes yo do...
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Mmmmm...yes. The same one as for anyother European country (continental, that it, UK not included)
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I am going to Spain tomorrow and I need to quickly know if a converter is needed or not. Say for a laptop charger and a phone charger or other things. And if a converter is needed, what type do I need? ~Thanks
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Yes, you will need a converter. A really good travel store will carry a set that you can match to the plug in whatever European country you're in. I was able to use my set in France, Italy, Switzerland and England. Just had to match the converter out of my kit to the plug!
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We have 2 round pin plugs and you have 2 flat pin plugs and for this you can buy adapters many places including airports. Far more important is your voltage in USA is 110 v and ours is 230v so your equipment must be able to deal with this higher voltage or ......... you get a smell of burning and smoke. For electronic stuff it is also important that your frequency is 60 cycles and ours is 50 so anything which uses the mains frequency (mostly things like tvs, radios etc) will not work.
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Yes yo do...
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Mmmmm...yes. The same one as for anyother European country (continental, that it, UK not included)
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Friday, August 28, 2009
can i use my laptop in Spain
can i use my laptop in Spain?
My hotel in Spain tells me it has free wireless connection .My isp is talktalk but they are being negative with any information. Can i use my Dell Inspiron ,what do i need to go on line?.when there.. Thank you for any help out their.
Computer Networking - 4 Answers
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You should be able to connect to wireless internet in Spain without any additional components on your computer. However, you will need a power-converter because the plug you use to charge your laptop in the United States is not compatible with power socket configurations or voltages in Europe. You can easily buy adapters at any Radio Shack or technology store for pretty cheap prices. They also sell packages that include adapters for many different regions if you're a big traveler.
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You can use your laptop to go online in any country the only issue is you need to know the pass phrase or the web key in order to connect to the wireless network (if they have one ). Almost all the hotels , malls are wi-fi enabled spots and they might get your MAC address or give their pass key in order to go online . Many of them just allow you to use it without any authentication .You just need to have a laptop with a built in wireles NIC card (most of them have one by default).Don't worry Happy holidays ;-)
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Your ISP has nothing to do with it, that's why they can't provide information. If your hotel has wireless internet, you should be able to connect to it provided that your laptop has wireless connectivity. The people at the hotel can probably show you how to connect to it, if they have a password or whatever, but really it's simple, but different in every operating system. Since you didn't tell me what operating system you have, i can't really tell you how. Just a random thought... if you were from Spain and spoke Spanish, and someone wanted help with their computer, which was in English... it would look weird... unless you knew English.
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go to radio shack for the power adapter for your power supply and get a month pass from ATT for internet access and you are good to go! that is all I had to do... its that easy. good luck
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My hotel in Spain tells me it has free wireless connection .My isp is talktalk but they are being negative with any information. Can i use my Dell Inspiron ,what do i need to go on line?.when there.. Thank you for any help out their.
Computer Networking - 4 Answers
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You should be able to connect to wireless internet in Spain without any additional components on your computer. However, you will need a power-converter because the plug you use to charge your laptop in the United States is not compatible with power socket configurations or voltages in Europe. You can easily buy adapters at any Radio Shack or technology store for pretty cheap prices. They also sell packages that include adapters for many different regions if you're a big traveler.
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You can use your laptop to go online in any country the only issue is you need to know the pass phrase or the web key in order to connect to the wireless network (if they have one ). Almost all the hotels , malls are wi-fi enabled spots and they might get your MAC address or give their pass key in order to go online . Many of them just allow you to use it without any authentication .You just need to have a laptop with a built in wireles NIC card (most of them have one by default).Don't worry Happy holidays ;-)
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Your ISP has nothing to do with it, that's why they can't provide information. If your hotel has wireless internet, you should be able to connect to it provided that your laptop has wireless connectivity. The people at the hotel can probably show you how to connect to it, if they have a password or whatever, but really it's simple, but different in every operating system. Since you didn't tell me what operating system you have, i can't really tell you how. Just a random thought... if you were from Spain and spoke Spanish, and someone wanted help with their computer, which was in English... it would look weird... unless you knew English.
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go to radio shack for the power adapter for your power supply and get a month pass from ATT for internet access and you are good to go! that is all I had to do... its that easy. good luck
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Friday, August 21, 2009
Is it possible for one person to bring more than one laptop from the USA to Spain on a plane trip
Is it possible for one person to bring more than one laptop from the USA to Spain on a plane trip?
One with source (especially from Brit. Airways) wins best answer.
Air Travel - 4 Answers
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Yes. Don't put them in your checked baggage. They'll have to both fit in your carryon.
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Yes, I've done it a few times. (not to Spain but overseas) It just becomes a hassle when you go through security checks and have to slide them through the x-ray machine separately.
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Yes it is. Laptops are allowed as long as they don't exceed the limit of weight you're allowed to carry on or check in
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I can't give you a source but you can bring as many as you want as long as they don't go over the allowed weight/size limit for the airline. Laptops aren't an "illegal" item on flights so it doesn't matter how many you take with you. As long as they all work and you can show this to the security guards, it'll be fine. (My uncle flies with two laptops for his job and has no problem.)
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Yes. Don't put them in your checked baggage. They'll have to both fit in your carryon.
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Yes, I've done it a few times. (not to Spain but overseas) It just becomes a hassle when you go through security checks and have to slide them through the x-ray machine separately.
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Yes it is. Laptops are allowed as long as they don't exceed the limit of weight you're allowed to carry on or check in
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I can't give you a source but you can bring as many as you want as long as they don't go over the allowed weight/size limit for the airline. Laptops aren't an "illegal" item on flights so it doesn't matter how many you take with you. As long as they all work and you can show this to the security guards, it'll be fine. (My uncle flies with two laptops for his job and has no problem.)
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Friday, August 14, 2009
if the product says dual voltage, will it work in Spain
if the product says dual voltage, will it work in Spain?
I have a laptop that says Input Voltage : 100-240V, and another appliance that is dual voltage. The question is will I need a converter for these or just plug adapters. I will be going to spain only.
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Yes, it will work. You just need plug adapters
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I have a laptop that says Input Voltage : 100-240V, and another appliance that is dual voltage. The question is will I need a converter for these or just plug adapters. I will be going to spain only.
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Yes, it will work. You just need plug adapters
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Friday, August 7, 2009
Want yahoo games bought laptop in Spain
Want yahoo games bought laptop in Spain?
I bought a laptop in Spain and I cannot download yahhoo games. I got tropix. but didnt get incrediball it said OT I want games How do I do it. Do I ned to downlode certain software
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Hello On this page you'll get the requested information. http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/games/
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I bought a laptop in Spain and I cannot download yahhoo games. I got tropix. but didnt get incrediball it said OT I want games How do I do it. Do I ned to downlode certain software
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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Hello On this page you'll get the requested information. http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/games/
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
What's the cheapest way to send a package from Spain to the US (mailing my laptop)
What's the cheapest way to send a package from Spain to the US (mailing my laptop)?
Other - Europe - 3 Answers
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sea,land,air ( sal ) what it is called about 2 weeks
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I don't know if I would mail my laptop, but I would go UPS.
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It's going to cost you some money; but I'd use Global Priority mail to send it and have it insured. Should take about 7 to 10 days I'd guess
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sea,land,air ( sal ) what it is called about 2 weeks
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I don't know if I would mail my laptop, but I would go UPS.
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It's going to cost you some money; but I'd use Global Priority mail to send it and have it insured. Should take about 7 to 10 days I'd guess
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
How can I watch BBC iplayer while I am in Spain
How can I watch BBC iplayer while I am in Spain?
I will be on holiday at my apartment in Spain for a month and want to know if anyone can help with watching the iplayer on my laptop when I am there. I have heard that its impossible out side of Britain. If I take a British Laptop, will it work OK?
Other - Spain - 1 Answers
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No, it's not impossible. You can load it up in the UK and play it when you are over here, but it only lasts about a week or ten days. Why do you want it. I'm British and I've lived her for years. I don't need it or British TV. There is a better life here without TV
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I will be on holiday at my apartment in Spain for a month and want to know if anyone can help with watching the iplayer on my laptop when I am there. I have heard that its impossible out side of Britain. If I take a British Laptop, will it work OK?
Other - Spain - 1 Answers
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No, it's not impossible. You can load it up in the UK and play it when you are over here, but it only lasts about a week or ten days. Why do you want it. I'm British and I've lived her for years. I don't need it or British TV. There is a better life here without TV
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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
where do i get the best deal on a laptop computer in marbella spain
where do i get the best deal on a laptop computer in marbella spain?
whether it be an online source or simply just any store i'm looking for the best deal on a laptop computer in my area. There seems to be LITTLE selection and HIGH prices in this area; which i'm trying to avoid thank you
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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It's easier now than you think to get a job. Many employers go online now to list good paying jobs so you don't have to waste gas and money driving around. You can see all the available jobs in your city and what they pay. Go to FindMeJobNow.com
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Your best Options are : 1) Buy from Amazon and get it shipped to Spain - a lot of items are free delivery over 25 Quid or 2) If you want to buy from a shop search online for 'Mediamarkt' to find the nearest store to you
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whether it be an online source or simply just any store i'm looking for the best deal on a laptop computer in my area. There seems to be LITTLE selection and HIGH prices in this area; which i'm trying to avoid thank you
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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It's easier now than you think to get a job. Many employers go online now to list good paying jobs so you don't have to waste gas and money driving around. You can see all the available jobs in your city and what they pay. Go to FindMeJobNow.com
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Your best Options are : 1) Buy from Amazon and get it shipped to Spain - a lot of items are free delivery over 25 Quid or 2) If you want to buy from a shop search online for 'Mediamarkt' to find the nearest store to you
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
What can I do if my laptop was stolen from my hotel room in Madrid, Spain
What can I do if my laptop was stolen from my hotel room in Madrid, Spain?
I already reported the incident to the hotel manager and filed a police report. They told me that the hotel insurance company would contact me. What are my rights? Has this ever happened to someone?
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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From my experience of hotels in Spain, I've not known one yet that accepts responsibility for theft from the room of a guest. I stayed in one last week and it was made quite clear, in the welcome pack, that the hotel would not be responsible for losses/thefts from rooms. Safes are usually available & advisable, but I do appreciate you wouldn't find one large enough to accommodate a laptop. As you say that you reported it to the Police, you will need to produce evidence of that report to your own travel insurance company, from whom you should recover the value of your stolen property. I hope you are not another example of someone travelling without travel insurance. Good luck.
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I really doubt that the hotel is sincere in that their insurance company will contact you. IF so, it will take ages and by then you are long gone back home. Get their insurance company name and their policy number and see how cooperative they are then. Those are your rights. I think they are just patronising you. Spanish insurance companies notoriously work very, very slowly. Has it ever happened to someone? All the time
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I already reported the incident to the hotel manager and filed a police report. They told me that the hotel insurance company would contact me. What are my rights? Has this ever happened to someone?
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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From my experience of hotels in Spain, I've not known one yet that accepts responsibility for theft from the room of a guest. I stayed in one last week and it was made quite clear, in the welcome pack, that the hotel would not be responsible for losses/thefts from rooms. Safes are usually available & advisable, but I do appreciate you wouldn't find one large enough to accommodate a laptop. As you say that you reported it to the Police, you will need to produce evidence of that report to your own travel insurance company, from whom you should recover the value of your stolen property. I hope you are not another example of someone travelling without travel insurance. Good luck.
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I really doubt that the hotel is sincere in that their insurance company will contact you. IF so, it will take ages and by then you are long gone back home. Get their insurance company name and their policy number and see how cooperative they are then. Those are your rights. I think they are just patronising you. Spanish insurance companies notoriously work very, very slowly. Has it ever happened to someone? All the time
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
How do you get cheap 3g for a uk laptop in Spain
How do you get cheap 3g for a uk laptop in Spain?
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ebay
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ebay
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Sunday, June 21, 2009
How to get internet connection while in Spain
How to get internet connection while in Spain?
I am going to Spain in September and want to be able to connect to the internet with my laptop while I am away. Any suggestions on a cheap solution?
Other - Spain - 5 Answers
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Look for an Cafe bar with Free Wifi. In most major Towns you should not have any problem finding at least one - times are pretty hard for businesses over here at the moment and bars are doing everything that they can to attract business.
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There's internet salas all over the place. I should think they would have wifi. TONS of cafés do...like Starbucks, etc., in the US.
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When asking a question like this, why don't you tell us where in Spain you are going to. Where are you staying. If you want a good answer, ask a good question. The question you asked is rather vague!
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Many locutorios also offer internet service, but they'll want you to use their machines.
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You can get yourself a pay as you go internet connection with a low cost provider such as Simyo. Prices are from 7 to 25 €/month, depending on your usage
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I am going to Spain in September and want to be able to connect to the internet with my laptop while I am away. Any suggestions on a cheap solution?
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Look for an Cafe bar with Free Wifi. In most major Towns you should not have any problem finding at least one - times are pretty hard for businesses over here at the moment and bars are doing everything that they can to attract business.
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There's internet salas all over the place. I should think they would have wifi. TONS of cafés do...like Starbucks, etc., in the US.
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When asking a question like this, why don't you tell us where in Spain you are going to. Where are you staying. If you want a good answer, ask a good question. The question you asked is rather vague!
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Many locutorios also offer internet service, but they'll want you to use their machines.
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You can get yourself a pay as you go internet connection with a low cost provider such as Simyo. Prices are from 7 to 25 €/month, depending on your usage
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Sunday, June 14, 2009
How common are internet cafes in Spain
How common are internet cafes in Spain?
I'm studying abroad in Spain for a year (high school) and am wondering if I will need to bring a laptop. How common are internet cafes- especially in the suburbs?
Other - Spain - 6 Answers
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Whilst Internet Cafe's are still a relatively new concept in rural areas and the suburbs, you will certainly find them in the larger towns and cities. Wifi areas are gaining popularity aswell and are certainly more abundant than Internet cafes. Honestly, I would say that it really depends on the area where you will be studying and you would be better advised to research that area specifically, if you can't, then yes - bring a laptop, which are much cheaper to buy in the UK and US.
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There are numerous privately owned call shops (locutorios) in Spain, inside of which you will find telephone booths and internet access. They are very, very reasonable for phone calls and use of their computers is cheap and charged by the hour, or part thereof. I have paid around 2 euros per hour in Southern Spain. An example of what one might look like is - http://www.girsoft.com/slt/
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Like gas stations in the US...two or three on every block. They cost around a Euro per hour.
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=] Common, depending where you are for WiFi coverage but there's also the option of MobileBroadband, which is when you buy a SimCard and connect to the internet this way Or you can BUY WiFi access. - many hotels/motels have Internet access, the Hotel in my town (which belongs to AC) charges 1€ for 20 minutes, but 1€ for 1h is more common
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there used to be a lots of internet-cafes. Currently, since the ppl get internet at home, this kind of cafes have gone. But, if u have a laptop, u will be able to go to a normal cofee bar, or pubs, or restaurant. Currently, the most of the pubs (day pubs), have wi-fi. (at least since madrid till the cities in the north of spain.
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Internet cafes are getting harder to find in Europe, especially Spain and France, as most students now have laptops and WiFi spots are easy to find. Suggest you bring your laptop especially as you're studying. Just remember to bring a plug adapter, and converter if necessary
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I'm studying abroad in Spain for a year (high school) and am wondering if I will need to bring a laptop. How common are internet cafes- especially in the suburbs?
Other - Spain - 6 Answers
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Whilst Internet Cafe's are still a relatively new concept in rural areas and the suburbs, you will certainly find them in the larger towns and cities. Wifi areas are gaining popularity aswell and are certainly more abundant than Internet cafes. Honestly, I would say that it really depends on the area where you will be studying and you would be better advised to research that area specifically, if you can't, then yes - bring a laptop, which are much cheaper to buy in the UK and US.
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There are numerous privately owned call shops (locutorios) in Spain, inside of which you will find telephone booths and internet access. They are very, very reasonable for phone calls and use of their computers is cheap and charged by the hour, or part thereof. I have paid around 2 euros per hour in Southern Spain. An example of what one might look like is - http://www.girsoft.com/slt/
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Like gas stations in the US...two or three on every block. They cost around a Euro per hour.
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=] Common, depending where you are for WiFi coverage but there's also the option of MobileBroadband, which is when you buy a SimCard and connect to the internet this way Or you can BUY WiFi access. - many hotels/motels have Internet access, the Hotel in my town (which belongs to AC) charges 1€ for 20 minutes, but 1€ for 1h is more common
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there used to be a lots of internet-cafes. Currently, since the ppl get internet at home, this kind of cafes have gone. But, if u have a laptop, u will be able to go to a normal cofee bar, or pubs, or restaurant. Currently, the most of the pubs (day pubs), have wi-fi. (at least since madrid till the cities in the north of spain.
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Internet cafes are getting harder to find in Europe, especially Spain and France, as most students now have laptops and WiFi spots are easy to find. Suggest you bring your laptop especially as you're studying. Just remember to bring a plug adapter, and converter if necessary
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Sunday, June 7, 2009
Using my US Laptop in Spain and UK
Using my US Laptop in Spain and UK?
I expect to stay in Spain for 4 months and also travel to other European countries (U.K., Italy and France). I am concerned about being able to the Lenovo Thinkpad that I got recently. I know that Spain and most of Europe operate at 220 volts and I may need a transformer to use personal appliances like electric hair dryers, shavers etc. I am looking for specific suggestions from expats who have lived in Spain. Thanks for your insights.
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you can buy travel kits. frys sells them. there is also a list in the back of the product telling you which voltages to use for what continents
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I expect to stay in Spain for 4 months and also travel to other European countries (U.K., Italy and France). I am concerned about being able to the Lenovo Thinkpad that I got recently. I know that Spain and most of Europe operate at 220 volts and I may need a transformer to use personal appliances like electric hair dryers, shavers etc. I am looking for specific suggestions from expats who have lived in Spain. Thanks for your insights.
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you can buy travel kits. frys sells them. there is also a list in the back of the product telling you which voltages to use for what continents
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
My wife send me a laptop from spain.How could I change the language of it from spanish to english
My wife send me a laptop from spain.How could I change the language of it from spanish to english?
Could not open it,since I dont know Spanish language It is a Packard Bell with Window Vista
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Please provide more information. What kind of laptop is it? can you start it and log in?
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What kind of laptop? What is the operating system? We need to know that before your question can be answered accurately
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Could not open it,since I dont know Spanish language It is a Packard Bell with Window Vista
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Please provide more information. What kind of laptop is it? can you start it and log in?
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What kind of laptop? What is the operating system? We need to know that before your question can be answered accurately
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Thursday, May 21, 2009
I just bought an Acer laptop from Spain
I just bought an Acer laptop from Spain?
The keyboard is not functioning well and it's in spanish, some softwares is in Spanish language. Can you help me to solve this problem_
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you want me to change the keyboard on your laptop over the internet?
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I would recommend formatting the hard drive, installing a fresh English copy of Windows and starting from scratch. If you don't speak Spanish you have a difficult task ahead of you. ~ Or you could hold it up to the monitor and maybe we could see what is wrong.
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call acer and tell them its broken. If they will tell you its your fault and they won't fix it then throw it out the window or sell it
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The keyboard is not functioning well and it's in spanish, some softwares is in Spanish language. Can you help me to solve this problem_
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you want me to change the keyboard on your laptop over the internet?
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I would recommend formatting the hard drive, installing a fresh English copy of Windows and starting from scratch. If you don't speak Spanish you have a difficult task ahead of you. ~ Or you could hold it up to the monitor and maybe we could see what is wrong.
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call acer and tell them its broken. If they will tell you its your fault and they won't fix it then throw it out the window or sell it
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
Will shipping a laptop from New york to Barcelona, Spain be charged with vat/tax
Will shipping a laptop from New york to Barcelona, Spain be charged with vat/tax?
Hi, I want to ship a laptop from New York, USA to Barcelona,Spain. besides the shippment cost itself, which is quite high, will the laptop go through customs and I'll have to pay VAT / Import tax or can I ship it without having to pay tax. Thanks.
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VAT will be collected at the standard rate, plus any import duties, plus a brokerage fee. The only way to avoid the VAT and duty is to carry it with you and not declare it upon entry into Spain. That would be illegal, though
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Hi, I want to ship a laptop from New York, USA to Barcelona,Spain. besides the shippment cost itself, which is quite high, will the laptop go through customs and I'll have to pay VAT / Import tax or can I ship it without having to pay tax. Thanks.
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VAT will be collected at the standard rate, plus any import duties, plus a brokerage fee. The only way to avoid the VAT and duty is to carry it with you and not declare it upon entry into Spain. That would be illegal, though
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Thursday, May 7, 2009
What is the best way to get wireless internet access from my laptop while travelling in Spain
What is the best way to get wireless internet access from my laptop while travelling in Spain?
Internet - 2 Answers
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If you're in a built up area or an area where there are some wireless networks within range, you might be able to pick up a wireless signal and connect to a network. However, you can only do this if the network is unsecured (i.e not password protected).
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My best guess is look for an internet cafe (sometimes they will have wireless), or stay in a hotel with free wireless internet access. Maybe their libraries will have free wireless, too. I've never been to Spain, so these are just some ideas
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If you're in a built up area or an area where there are some wireless networks within range, you might be able to pick up a wireless signal and connect to a network. However, you can only do this if the network is unsecured (i.e not password protected).
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My best guess is look for an internet cafe (sometimes they will have wireless), or stay in a hotel with free wireless internet access. Maybe their libraries will have free wireless, too. I've never been to Spain, so these are just some ideas
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Do I need a converter or something in order to charge my Laptop in Spain (Europe)
Do I need a converter or something in order to charge my Laptop in Spain (Europe)?
I'm going to go to Spain in a few days and I wanted to know if I'm gonna need something because their electricity or power is different to ours, so, what do I need to charge my Laptop over there? Thanks
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The first thing to double check is that your laptop's power adapter says something like: Input: 110v-230v AC The upper limit must be at least 220 and can be higher (e.g. 230, 240). If that checks out, then all you need is a prong adapter that will change the prong configuration from classic US style to European style. You can pick these up fairly cheaply at the airport.
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Si preguntaras a los españoles qué necesitas, terminarÃas antes. Cuidado con los adaptadores de red que compres o te vendan, que en europa hay diferentes modelos de enchufes. La red es igual, eso sÃ. Y si precisas info sobre tu visita a estas tierras, lo que necesites.
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In Spain the power is between 110v. and 220 v. usually. Have a nice travel. See you. So long.
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En toda Europa el voltaje es de 220 Volts, por lo cual, en el eliminador o regulador de tu compu deberás ver cuál es la capacidad de éste. Adquiere también una clavija de patas redondas que pueda insertarse al de patas planas que seguramente tendrá tu compu.
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usually is 230 v in europe, sent adaptors of 110v to 230v
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I'm going to go to Spain in a few days and I wanted to know if I'm gonna need something because their electricity or power is different to ours, so, what do I need to charge my Laptop over there? Thanks
Laptops & Notebooks - 5 Answers
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The first thing to double check is that your laptop's power adapter says something like: Input: 110v-230v AC The upper limit must be at least 220 and can be higher (e.g. 230, 240). If that checks out, then all you need is a prong adapter that will change the prong configuration from classic US style to European style. You can pick these up fairly cheaply at the airport.
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Si preguntaras a los españoles qué necesitas, terminarÃas antes. Cuidado con los adaptadores de red que compres o te vendan, que en europa hay diferentes modelos de enchufes. La red es igual, eso sÃ. Y si precisas info sobre tu visita a estas tierras, lo que necesites.
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In Spain the power is between 110v. and 220 v. usually. Have a nice travel. See you. So long.
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En toda Europa el voltaje es de 220 Volts, por lo cual, en el eliminador o regulador de tu compu deberás ver cuál es la capacidad de éste. Adquiere también una clavija de patas redondas que pueda insertarse al de patas planas que seguramente tendrá tu compu.
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usually is 230 v in europe, sent adaptors of 110v to 230v
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Where in southern spain may I buy a laptop computer
Where in southern spain may I buy a laptop computer?
I am looking for someone with knowledge of an electronic store somewhere in Andalusia. Algeciras, Marbella, Gibraltar. Thanks!
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There are many computer shops... In Marbella you have the department store EL CORTE INGLES in Puerto Banus, they have a good choice, and you have the backup of their guarantee. In Gibraltar, you have less expensive prices (duty free shops) but on exit to Spain, you will probably have to pay the duty, so it may not be worth your while.. There is also "LA CAÑADA" Shopping center in Marbella . There you have a BOULANGER shop, good for computers, I got my last HP printer there... The FNAC has a good assortment of computers also. And the ALCAMPO hypermarket in the same mall might also be worth looking into. Check the prices at all three, than choose your best bet. You can take a stroll to all of them in the Shopping Center in less than a half hour. Boulanger is near the main entrance outside the mall. The Alcampo is in the center, and the FNAC is at the far end over the the underground parking area. I'm not well acquainted with Algeciras. But there is also a mall there with a CARREFOUR hypermarket, you could probably find similar shops in or around it. Or you could look for INFORMATICA in the yellow pages (paginas amarillas.es) Good luck...Hope you find what you are looking for
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I am looking for someone with knowledge of an electronic store somewhere in Andalusia. Algeciras, Marbella, Gibraltar. Thanks!
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There are many computer shops... In Marbella you have the department store EL CORTE INGLES in Puerto Banus, they have a good choice, and you have the backup of their guarantee. In Gibraltar, you have less expensive prices (duty free shops) but on exit to Spain, you will probably have to pay the duty, so it may not be worth your while.. There is also "LA CAÑADA" Shopping center in Marbella . There you have a BOULANGER shop, good for computers, I got my last HP printer there... The FNAC has a good assortment of computers also. And the ALCAMPO hypermarket in the same mall might also be worth looking into. Check the prices at all three, than choose your best bet. You can take a stroll to all of them in the Shopping Center in less than a half hour. Boulanger is near the main entrance outside the mall. The Alcampo is in the center, and the FNAC is at the far end over the the underground parking area. I'm not well acquainted with Algeciras. But there is also a mall there with a CARREFOUR hypermarket, you could probably find similar shops in or around it. Or you could look for INFORMATICA in the yellow pages (paginas amarillas.es) Good luck...Hope you find what you are looking for
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
What kind of electrical plug will I need for my laptop in Spain
What kind of electrical plug will I need for my laptop in Spain?
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Check the site of your laptop's vendor to see what the specifications are and if they sell an adaptor for overseas. Once you get the adaptor part number, you can do a web search and see if you can get a better price on it.
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You can get Foreign Travel Plug Adapters at Circuit City or some place like that. They are not very expensive $10 - $20. They include all of the different adapters for different countries
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Check the site of your laptop's vendor to see what the specifications are and if they sell an adaptor for overseas. Once you get the adaptor part number, you can do a web search and see if you can get a better price on it.
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You can get Foreign Travel Plug Adapters at Circuit City or some place like that. They are not very expensive $10 - $20. They include all of the different adapters for different countries
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
How could I watch a film bought in America in a laptop bought in Spain. Is there any software for this
How could I watch a film bought in America in a laptop bought in Spain. Is there any software for this?
It looks like systems vary depending on the geographical area. I have tried to change the menu provided by windows, but the computer says that "only the administrator can change the geographical area". I would like to know if there is any software I could download from the internet, or if there is any other solution I could try. Many thanks!
Other - Computers - 6 Answers
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AnyDVD.........You can change the regonal code.
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I think you have to change like, the region or something. maybe you just have to get a laptop from spain?
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Hi! I presume this is a DVD. DVDs are split into geographical areas... 9 of them. Spain. as the entire Europe, is located in one area. USA is in another area. The DVD might not play since the areas ar not the same... Try using ASSUS DVD player... it might work :) Good luck!
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I guess you are trying to play a DVD b'cos only in that case you face this issues. This is done to prevent DVD piracy. You can use something like power DVD or the windows media player 11 but there is a regionalisation option in which you need to select the default country. It happens a lot of times that lot of DVD's wont play saying that there is a regionalisation mismatch and the most strange thing about this is that you can only change it 5 times.
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Pls check the System type and name and search for it on the net to get adequet info
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Download DVDShrink, make a security copy of the DVD with it and play it, it will work for sure
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It looks like systems vary depending on the geographical area. I have tried to change the menu provided by windows, but the computer says that "only the administrator can change the geographical area". I would like to know if there is any software I could download from the internet, or if there is any other solution I could try. Many thanks!
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AnyDVD.........You can change the regonal code.
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I think you have to change like, the region or something. maybe you just have to get a laptop from spain?
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Hi! I presume this is a DVD. DVDs are split into geographical areas... 9 of them. Spain. as the entire Europe, is located in one area. USA is in another area. The DVD might not play since the areas ar not the same... Try using ASSUS DVD player... it might work :) Good luck!
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I guess you are trying to play a DVD b'cos only in that case you face this issues. This is done to prevent DVD piracy. You can use something like power DVD or the windows media player 11 but there is a regionalisation option in which you need to select the default country. It happens a lot of times that lot of DVD's wont play saying that there is a regionalisation mismatch and the most strange thing about this is that you can only change it 5 times.
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Pls check the System type and name and search for it on the net to get adequet info
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Download DVDShrink, make a security copy of the DVD with it and play it, it will work for sure
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
If I buy a laptop in spain and then use it in the USA, will my IP address be spain or USA
If I buy a laptop in spain and then use it in the USA, will my IP address be spain or USA?
sorry if this is a dumb question, but i don't know much about IP addresses.
Other - Internet - 2 Answers
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the ip address is assigned by the isp (internet service provider) so no it will be different once you change where you get the internet from. But the mac address is a different story :)
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Your IP address is depend on your ISP. So if your ISP is from USA then you will have USA IP address. To find out what is your IP address check IP locators: http://www.ipaddresslocation.org http://www.find-ip-address.org
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sorry if this is a dumb question, but i don't know much about IP addresses.
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the ip address is assigned by the isp (internet service provider) so no it will be different once you change where you get the internet from. But the mac address is a different story :)
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Your IP address is depend on your ISP. So if your ISP is from USA then you will have USA IP address. To find out what is your IP address check IP locators: http://www.ipaddresslocation.org http://www.find-ip-address.org
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Saturday, March 21, 2009
What do I need to be connected in Spain with a wireless laptop computer
What do I need to be connected in Spain with a wireless laptop computer?
I was told that the wireless G is not enough for Europe (Spain), and that I need a wireless A plus a special card to navegate. Help! I need some light on this matter. Tino
Internet - 1 Answers
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get an adapter for your laptop and where you are staying check with their wireless connections signals
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I was told that the wireless G is not enough for Europe (Spain), and that I need a wireless A plus a special card to navegate. Help! I need some light on this matter. Tino
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get an adapter for your laptop and where you are staying check with their wireless connections signals
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Saturday, March 14, 2009
Best way to send laptop from the US to Spain
Best way to send laptop from the US to Spain?
My amazing family bought me a laptop for my birthday (thanks, guys!). The problem is that I'm in Spain and they are in the US. Anybody know the best way to get it sent here? Can I get around paying customs for it? If I HAVE to pay customs, how much would it be? Thanks! P.S. Looked around on the internet and got conflicting information. Anybody out there have any experience with this?
Other - Spain - 3 Answers
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Really this should be posted in the U.S section because you want to send from U.S.A to España send it via recorded delivery, with extra insurance etc. make sure it's packed VERY well ... BUT the problem with post is, (I think the limits 100€ or something??) you COULD end up paying import taxes on the product - I don't know the exact price, but I'm sure someone can tell you Maybe even the U.S postal services website ! -- I've bought stuff from online U.S stores, and eBay stores in China. Usually items are marked as "GIFTS" but they've been small things - unlike a laptop which would have to be packed WELL (Basically don't let them open the box !)
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I just bought a computer and it was sent from the UK to spain. There were no customs charges, though that may be because of the EU. However, you are receiving a gift and if that is what is on the douane label it may suffice. Ask the mailing company.
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I know it is expensive, but I would use DHL or some other private carrier. Expect to be charged VAT on the machine
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My amazing family bought me a laptop for my birthday (thanks, guys!). The problem is that I'm in Spain and they are in the US. Anybody know the best way to get it sent here? Can I get around paying customs for it? If I HAVE to pay customs, how much would it be? Thanks! P.S. Looked around on the internet and got conflicting information. Anybody out there have any experience with this?
Other - Spain - 3 Answers
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Really this should be posted in the U.S section because you want to send from U.S.A to España send it via recorded delivery, with extra insurance etc. make sure it's packed VERY well ... BUT the problem with post is, (I think the limits 100€ or something??) you COULD end up paying import taxes on the product - I don't know the exact price, but I'm sure someone can tell you Maybe even the U.S postal services website ! -- I've bought stuff from online U.S stores, and eBay stores in China. Usually items are marked as "GIFTS" but they've been small things - unlike a laptop which would have to be packed WELL (Basically don't let them open the box !)
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I just bought a computer and it was sent from the UK to spain. There were no customs charges, though that may be because of the EU. However, you are receiving a gift and if that is what is on the douane label it may suffice. Ask the mailing company.
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I know it is expensive, but I would use DHL or some other private carrier. Expect to be charged VAT on the machine
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Saturday, March 7, 2009
What do I need to buy to use my american laptop (mac) in Spain this summer
What do I need to buy to use my american laptop (mac) in Spain this summer?
I will be traveling to Spain and will need to use my macbook. Are the outlets the same?
Laptops & Notebooks - 3 Answers
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you might need to get a charger adapter because electrical standards are different here then they are in Europe
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check this out
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Don't worry about it at all. Your MacBook power cord will either plug in directly or you can buy a two dollar adapter from a small shop along the street in any city in Spain. Here in China, there are four different outlet shapes, so I have three different adapters. NONE of them are sold in other countries. You just wait until you come to the bridge, and then cross it. All Apple power adapters are universal for either 115volt 60 Hz U.S. or 230 volt 50 Hz rest of world. Apple are smart about this. They know a notebook will travel, so they make it travel-ready. Now if only SoniCare electric toothbrush was half as smart... 115 volt only! Those morons
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I will be traveling to Spain and will need to use my macbook. Are the outlets the same?
Laptops & Notebooks - 3 Answers
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you might need to get a charger adapter because electrical standards are different here then they are in Europe
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check this out
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Don't worry about it at all. Your MacBook power cord will either plug in directly or you can buy a two dollar adapter from a small shop along the street in any city in Spain. Here in China, there are four different outlet shapes, so I have three different adapters. NONE of them are sold in other countries. You just wait until you come to the bridge, and then cross it. All Apple power adapters are universal for either 115volt 60 Hz U.S. or 230 volt 50 Hz rest of world. Apple are smart about this. They know a notebook will travel, so they make it travel-ready. Now if only SoniCare electric toothbrush was half as smart... 115 volt only! Those morons
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
Will a 2-Prong US to Spain Power Adapter work with my 3 Prong Laptop Power Cable
Will a 2-Prong US to Spain Power Adapter work with my 3 Prong Laptop Power Cable?
I have a power adapter that changes the tip of a power cable from the US standard to the Spain standard. My laptop has 3 prongs and the adapter accepts 2. It fits into it, but the 3rd prong just rests outside. I know the voltage over there is twice as strong, so will this work correctly?
Other - Electronics - 5 Answers
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NO! You will have no grounded electricity and will blow the inverter on your laptop in which case it will be useless. Do NOT even attempt this. Spend the $20-$30 and save yourself the trouble.
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i hope to goodness this is not just a gimmick that changes from round plugs to flat plugs...make sure it down-steps the voltage too!!! but otherwise, yeah. the third prong is not essential in any country, it's just a "safety feature" - many homes in the US even don't have it. my one friend installed fake electrical sockets that have the hole for the third prong (but the hole is not connected to anything) and her laptops work fine.
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The third is a ground, you should try and find an adapter that will accept a 3 prong plug. It' s not necessary, but its good to have. Your laptop should accept the voltage, look on the power adapter thing inline with the cord and look to see what its voltage rating is. It should have a bunch of written stuff , one of the lines will say "input AC 100-240v 1.5A" or something similar. If it does not read 100-240 but instead reads 110v, then DO NOT plug it in, the second you do it will break. my friends plugged in an xbox to a 220 volt system, they didn't even turn it on, something exploded inside almost immediately.
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Yes it should work.... BUT you will not have any ground protection. So, if something goes wrong with your laptop power supply, it's going to fry. ADDED --- Never directly said the 3rd prong was to protect the equipment. Although it does limit the damage to the device while protecting you from electrocution.
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Houjo and another correspondent seem to think that the earth ("ground") connection is to protect the equipment. It isn't. It is to protect you. If the laptop was designed to be used with an earthed mains lead (the handbook should tell you) it will still work with a two-core one but in the, albeit unlikely, event of certain type of fault in the laptop you may be exposed to mains voltage on any conductive part of the laptop
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I have a power adapter that changes the tip of a power cable from the US standard to the Spain standard. My laptop has 3 prongs and the adapter accepts 2. It fits into it, but the 3rd prong just rests outside. I know the voltage over there is twice as strong, so will this work correctly?
Other - Electronics - 5 Answers
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NO! You will have no grounded electricity and will blow the inverter on your laptop in which case it will be useless. Do NOT even attempt this. Spend the $20-$30 and save yourself the trouble.
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i hope to goodness this is not just a gimmick that changes from round plugs to flat plugs...make sure it down-steps the voltage too!!! but otherwise, yeah. the third prong is not essential in any country, it's just a "safety feature" - many homes in the US even don't have it. my one friend installed fake electrical sockets that have the hole for the third prong (but the hole is not connected to anything) and her laptops work fine.
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The third is a ground, you should try and find an adapter that will accept a 3 prong plug. It' s not necessary, but its good to have. Your laptop should accept the voltage, look on the power adapter thing inline with the cord and look to see what its voltage rating is. It should have a bunch of written stuff , one of the lines will say "input AC 100-240v 1.5A" or something similar. If it does not read 100-240 but instead reads 110v, then DO NOT plug it in, the second you do it will break. my friends plugged in an xbox to a 220 volt system, they didn't even turn it on, something exploded inside almost immediately.
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Yes it should work.... BUT you will not have any ground protection. So, if something goes wrong with your laptop power supply, it's going to fry. ADDED --- Never directly said the 3rd prong was to protect the equipment. Although it does limit the damage to the device while protecting you from electrocution.
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Houjo and another correspondent seem to think that the earth ("ground") connection is to protect the equipment. It isn't. It is to protect you. If the laptop was designed to be used with an earthed mains lead (the handbook should tell you) it will still work with a two-core one but in the, albeit unlikely, event of certain type of fault in the laptop you may be exposed to mains voltage on any conductive part of the laptop
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Saturday, February 21, 2009
What adapter do I need to use my UK Laptop in Spain
What adapter do I need to use my UK Laptop in Spain?
Hi, I have a SOny Vaio VGN-FE28H and will be taking it to Spain from the UK. DO I need to purchase any electrical connections etc? Many thanks in advance.
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You will need an adapter. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_with_mains_power_plugs,_voltages_and_frequencies
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Hi, I have a SOny Vaio VGN-FE28H and will be taking it to Spain from the UK. DO I need to purchase any electrical connections etc? Many thanks in advance.
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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You will need an adapter. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_with_mains_power_plugs,_voltages_and_frequencies
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Saturday, February 14, 2009
Where can i buy a gaming laptop in spain
Where can i buy a gaming laptop in spain?
I want to buy a gaming laptop and i currently live in spain, i'm willing to buy online, the only requirements are that the operating system is in english, i want to buy a gaming laptop and i currently live in spain, i'm willing to buy online, the only requirements are that the operating system is in english, i do not wish to buy from the US because of higher postal charges, i tried looking on google but not much luck, So whoever posts links will get a big chance of best answer
Laptops & Notebooks - 7 Answers
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teh internetz
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i don't know y won't u go on the google and type in spain laptops
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Chor bazar, spain
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I suggest you get it in U.S. because usually it is more expensive in Spain because it came from the U.S. or if it is made in Spain usually it won't work here in U.S.
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Well, what if i built you a laptop. I live in Florida, USA, but my laptops, particularly gaming laptops, are always so much cheaper that you would still save money after I ship it to you in spain. Just let me know how much you are willing to spend, then I will build up a configuration. Also, do you want 17" screen, 20" screen, 15" screen................. What video card and CPU do you want/prefer? Thanks and I am hoping to hear from you soon
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try cyberpowerpc.com
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The US has a couple Military Bases in Spain, anyway if you are near Roda Spain there is a Navy Exchange or also a Post Exchange on the Air Force Base in Spain, I am sure you can meet a Sailor or Airman who would not mind taking you to the Exchange to see what they offer in Laptops.
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I want to buy a gaming laptop and i currently live in spain, i'm willing to buy online, the only requirements are that the operating system is in english, i want to buy a gaming laptop and i currently live in spain, i'm willing to buy online, the only requirements are that the operating system is in english, i do not wish to buy from the US because of higher postal charges, i tried looking on google but not much luck, So whoever posts links will get a big chance of best answer
Laptops & Notebooks - 7 Answers
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teh internetz
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i don't know y won't u go on the google and type in spain laptops
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Chor bazar, spain
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I suggest you get it in U.S. because usually it is more expensive in Spain because it came from the U.S. or if it is made in Spain usually it won't work here in U.S.
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Well, what if i built you a laptop. I live in Florida, USA, but my laptops, particularly gaming laptops, are always so much cheaper that you would still save money after I ship it to you in spain. Just let me know how much you are willing to spend, then I will build up a configuration. Also, do you want 17" screen, 20" screen, 15" screen................. What video card and CPU do you want/prefer? Thanks and I am hoping to hear from you soon
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try cyberpowerpc.com
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The US has a couple Military Bases in Spain, anyway if you are near Roda Spain there is a Navy Exchange or also a Post Exchange on the Air Force Base in Spain, I am sure you can meet a Sailor or Airman who would not mind taking you to the Exchange to see what they offer in Laptops.
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Saturday, February 7, 2009
Shipping laptop to Spain, will I have customs problems
Shipping laptop to Spain, will I have customs problems?
I need to ship a laptop from US to Spain. Any recommendations for avoiding customs problems? Is it safe to ship to Spain?
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Please be very careful it could be a SCAM. 1. Did you receive the money yet or are they asking you to ship first? 2. if you do have the money, was it paid by cheque/money order? (these are most definitely fake as you will find out in a few weeks). 3. Don't fall for emails that tell you that "someone" is holding the money for you and "go ahead and ship the laptop" 4. Did the person pay you MORE than you were asking for? Just some questions - sorry if this answer is irrelevant; I do not want to see you scammed.
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If you're selling it, don't ship it unless you have the cash IN HAND. no checks, money orders, etc. CASH. and it may take some time to pass through customs but maybe not. more than likely, no
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I need to ship a laptop from US to Spain. Any recommendations for avoiding customs problems? Is it safe to ship to Spain?
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Please be very careful it could be a SCAM. 1. Did you receive the money yet or are they asking you to ship first? 2. if you do have the money, was it paid by cheque/money order? (these are most definitely fake as you will find out in a few weeks). 3. Don't fall for emails that tell you that "someone" is holding the money for you and "go ahead and ship the laptop" 4. Did the person pay you MORE than you were asking for? Just some questions - sorry if this answer is irrelevant; I do not want to see you scammed.
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If you're selling it, don't ship it unless you have the cash IN HAND. no checks, money orders, etc. CASH. and it may take some time to pass through customs but maybe not. more than likely, no
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Will an American laptop work in Spain
Will an American laptop work in Spain?
My parents live in Spain where laptops are much more expensive. They would like to buy one here in America while visiting but are not sure if they will be able to plug it in in Spain where the voltage output is 230. Does anyone know?
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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Sure, I'm a spanish computer engineer. Out power is 230V so you need to make sure the power supply for the laptop will operate at both 110v for USA and 230 for here. Telephone sockets are the same so you can get dial up instantly from http://www.gonuts4free.com
My parents live in Spain where laptops are much more expensive. They would like to buy one here in America while visiting but are not sure if they will be able to plug it in in Spain where the voltage output is 230. Does anyone know?
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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Sure, I'm a spanish computer engineer. Out power is 230V so you need to make sure the power supply for the laptop will operate at both 110v for USA and 230 for here. Telephone sockets are the same so you can get dial up instantly from http://www.gonuts4free.com
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
websites to buy laptops in spain
websites to buy laptops in spain?
laptops to buy laptops like sony,dell,toshiba,hp in spain
Laptops & Notebooks - 3 Answers
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ebay.com hp.com
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http://www.pccity.es but only if you are happy to have your Windows in Spanish! If you need some other language then much better to visit a local supplier who will install the english windows for you
laptops to buy laptops like sony,dell,toshiba,hp in spain
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ebay.com hp.com
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http://www.pccity.es but only if you are happy to have your Windows in Spanish! If you need some other language then much better to visit a local supplier who will install the english windows for you
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Custom built laptops with shipping to Spain
Custom built laptops with shipping to Spain?
I am looking for a good custom-built laptop provider (high quality etc.) who can ship to Spain. Does anyone know of any good builders who can ship my product to Spain? (Without wrecking my wallet). I'm looking for something similar to what www.digitalstormonline.com/ provides.
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there are few companies in that business i did a web search and came up with little
I am looking for a good custom-built laptop provider (high quality etc.) who can ship to Spain. Does anyone know of any good builders who can ship my product to Spain? (Without wrecking my wallet). I'm looking for something similar to what www.digitalstormonline.com/ provides.
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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there are few companies in that business i did a web search and came up with little
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Anyone knows a good and safe e-store in Spain, for laptops
Anyone knows a good and safe e-store in Spain, for laptops?
I have a friend that is going to travel to Spain, and I wanted to order a laptop computer, so he could bring back with him to me. I live in Brazil, and the taxes on PCs are sky-high. Thank you.
Other - Spain - 2 Answers
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depending on where he's going. Try: 1) Media Markt -not sure about the spelling 2) Pc city 3) El corte ingl'es -won't be the cheapest one, though Hope it helps
I have a friend that is going to travel to Spain, and I wanted to order a laptop computer, so he could bring back with him to me. I live in Brazil, and the taxes on PCs are sky-high. Thank you.
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depending on where he's going. Try: 1) Media Markt -not sure about the spelling 2) Pc city 3) El corte ingl'es -won't be the cheapest one, though Hope it helps
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