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Martin Daler

9:17 PM on 30 December, 2009

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now if it can be teamed up with the amazing flat-folding UK mains plug I saw somewhere, that would be great.

http://www.minkyu.co.uk/Site/Product/Entries/2009/4/20_Folding_Plug_System.html

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Luan Bach

10:58 PM on 30 December, 2009

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I'm I missing something here ? It's a car/airplane charger not a wall one so you will still need your charger while in the hotel ? Not that usefull then.

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Ryan131

11:01 PM on 30 December, 2009

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This seems to have been placed at the {19v, 3.42A}/{18.5v, 3.5A} rating that a ton of 15.4" Acers & HPs use - and it's at a good price. I particularly like the car/plane functionality!

However, the 17"-ers I've seen that use that little current are few and far between!

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ilovethemonkeyhead

11:29 PM on 30 December, 2009

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i would gladly get rid of apple's room heater charger if it meant i could also carry less weight with me

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Kieran

1:02 AM on 31 December, 2009

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That small!!!

Sod making them themselves, they should license them out to manufacturers, perhaps they could incorporate it into the actual laptop so there is only a cable and not a brick clambering around with you.

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Rickysio

2:53 AM on 31 December, 2009

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If it's that small, I wonder if it'd burn a hole into my floor when the current gets going.

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OldTimer

8:47 AM on 31 December, 2009

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@Luan. You are right it is only for connecting to Car Cigar outlet or similar connector on a plane. Not to a mains socket. It converts DC currents to different DC ones not AC to DC.

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xenos

9:20 AM on 31 December, 2009

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I think the reason they've been able to make it so small is they've used highly efficient power circuitry, I think its based around a fairly new type of transistor, not entirely sure though!

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Eggburt1969

1:18 PM on 31 December, 2009

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As mentioned by OldTimer this is a DC to DC converter, not AC to DC. Very small but not surpriseing as DC to DC conversion circuits are far smaller. This is only useful for changing a laptop in-car or in-air. You'd have to purchase one of their other universal adaptors for AC support.

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