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Folks,
I'm considering buying this wireless broadband router from Amazon.com, but the big issue is about voltage.
Interested in this Linksys router, but the Amazon blow-up pic of it shows, naturally, a power adaptor with the standard North American two-pins. This makes me think that it's a 110 V router ONLY.
Is my assumption correct, or are small devices like routers for 110 V - 220 V use? (Which would make them truly trans-Atlantic operational )
Just wondering, since even my old PC (from '97) was multi-voltage, with a switch-flick.
Cheers,
RS
I'm considering buying this wireless broadband router from Amazon.com, but the big issue is about voltage.
Interested in this Linksys router, but the Amazon blow-up pic of it shows, naturally, a power adaptor with the standard North American two-pins. This makes me think that it's a 110 V router ONLY.
Is my assumption correct, or are small devices like routers for 110 V - 220 V use? (Which would make them truly trans-Atlantic operational )
Just wondering, since even my old PC (from '97) was multi-voltage, with a switch-flick.
Cheers,
RS