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Phone lines
by MaXX2 » Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:03 pm
If I were to take a laptop abroad, could it be plugged straight into a european phone socket, or will I need a pocket full of adapters of various types
Eliminate the impossible. Whatever remains, however improbable, must be the part you forgot to service.
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Re: Phone lines
by Tim » Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:59 pm
MaXX2 wrote:If I were to take a laptop abroad, could it be plugged straight into a european phone socket, or will I need a pocket full of adapters of various types
Someone will be along to help you, you poor sad nastid...
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Re: Phone lines
by Akuji » Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:12 pm
Tim wrote:MaXX2 wrote:If I were to take a laptop abroad, could it be plugged straight into a european phone socket, or will I need a pocket full of adapters of various types
Someone will be along to help you, you poor sad nastid cos i am not allowed out of the country so have no knowledge of such matters...
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by REEFER » Sat Dec 09, 2006 12:59 am
im guessing a bit here as im not actully sad enough to rig up a lap top to the net on holiday 
..might search for a net cafe but thats me bottom line
i would have thought if they are equipped with modem access it would be mostly a lan type plug or the newer gaffs would be wifi enabled
you can get little multi adapter kits that come in a nice little wallet that cover most connections..usb, lan telephone, etc there about £10 or so
can get you one via work and have it delivered to your door if you need it
..might search for a net cafe but thats me bottom line
i would have thought if they are equipped with modem access it would be mostly a lan type plug or the newer gaffs would be wifi enabled
you can get little multi adapter kits that come in a nice little wallet that cover most connections..usb, lan telephone, etc there about £10 or so
can get you one via work and have it delivered to your door if you need it
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by MaXX2 » Sat Dec 09, 2006 7:35 pm
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Been busy at work lately squaring things away for the Christmas break 
So it's nice to know Kujo is still simmering away fer when I get back 
Keep up the good work with the chain thing if ya will
Been busy at work lately squaring things away for the Christmas break So it's nice to know Kujo is still simmering away fer when I get back Eliminate the impossible. Whatever remains, however improbable, must be the part you forgot to service.
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