Names and addresses for specialized dell technicians in Malaga, Spain?
I´m a student studying abroad in Malaga, Spain and I´m having troubles with my laptop. I´ve already talked to Dell several times and nothing´s changed. I´m looking for the name and address of a place where I can take it in and have a technician look into it. Does anybody know anyone? Thanks
Other - Spain - 2 Answers
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I'm Spanish and I have a Dell computer and as far as I know Dell Computers only has service online....no shops or addresses where you can take them. Nevertheless I am attaching a phone number: Consultas al servicio de soporte técnico 902 100 130 9am - 6:30pm Lunes - Jueves 9am - 5pm Viernes
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You should have a European guarantee with Dell - check it out?
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if you buy laptop on madrid, spain is it compatible in the philippines
if you buy laptop on madrid, spain is it compatible in the philippines?
Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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yes, except the power plug for the wall. power plug adapters are available in every electronics store
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Laptops & Notebooks - 1 Answers
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yes, except the power plug for the wall. power plug adapters are available in every electronics store
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Thursday, January 14, 2010
where can i buy laptop in spain
where can i buy laptop in spain?
Other - Computers - 2 Answers
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try madrid
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Try ordering from the internet most companies will ship overseas or around the world for an additional fee. Also try Madrid or take a quick trip up to nice. If you are military try the local PX. There are many ways and places that sell electronics
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Other - Computers - 2 Answers
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try madrid
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Try ordering from the internet most companies will ship overseas or around the world for an additional fee. Also try Madrid or take a quick trip up to nice. If you are military try the local PX. There are many ways and places that sell electronics
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Traveling to Europe (Italy,Swistzerland, Spain, Germany and France) using laptop necessary gear to plug
Traveling to Europe (Italy,Swistzerland, Spain, Germany and France) using laptop necessary gear to plug?
I have an xpsm1210 from dell and need to know what do I need to plug it to the 230V@50Hz electric service in Europe
Other - Europe - 3 Answers
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The power supply that comes with the laptop should accept 230 V@50 Hz as well as US voltage/current, so you do not need a voltage converter. You can check the label on the power supply to verify this. You will only need the plug adapter that converts from the US style two flat prongs to the European two round prongs for the countries you've listed. I've used my laptops in all of these countries with no problems. If you go to the UK, you will need a different plug adapter - they're widely available and relatively inexpensive.
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All AC adapters for dell XPS notebooks have a multiple power input from 100-240 volts. You just need a plug adapter to fit it in the wall outlet (type C of attached link) which is commonly used in continental europe for appliances not requiring grounding.
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just need a plug to fit European outlets. That little box on the cable converts it all, you don't need a special adapter
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I have an xpsm1210 from dell and need to know what do I need to plug it to the 230V@50Hz electric service in Europe
Other - Europe - 3 Answers
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The power supply that comes with the laptop should accept 230 V@50 Hz as well as US voltage/current, so you do not need a voltage converter. You can check the label on the power supply to verify this. You will only need the plug adapter that converts from the US style two flat prongs to the European two round prongs for the countries you've listed. I've used my laptops in all of these countries with no problems. If you go to the UK, you will need a different plug adapter - they're widely available and relatively inexpensive.
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All AC adapters for dell XPS notebooks have a multiple power input from 100-240 volts. You just need a plug adapter to fit it in the wall outlet (type C of attached link) which is commonly used in continental europe for appliances not requiring grounding.
3 :
just need a plug to fit European outlets. That little box on the cable converts it all, you don't need a special adapter
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