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After publishing our recent netbooks comparator we got a lot of requests for more information on the lineup from the originators of the netbook form factor themselves, Taiwanese consumer electronics manufacturer Asus. Having grown their extremely popular Eee PC lineup from a lone member to a dizzying array of flavors and versions, Asus started the trend and aims to cater to a breadth of demand for these small form factor machines. We chose an assortment of 10 from the Eee PC lineup for this comparator, including members from the original 7-inch series lineup as well as newer members from the 9- and 10-inch screen size classes.

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GMM external link (9:39 AM on Thu Jul 9, 2009)

I want to take my (purchased in US) ASUS 900 with me to Great Britain this summer. Can I use my ASUS safely with just a plug adapter (no 220V converter needed)?

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Ken (9:38 PM on Fri Jul 10, 2009)

As it is made in China where voltage is the same as Europe, it is dual voltage, but some models switch automatically from 110v to 220v, whereas some have a switch on bottom or back (read your owner's manual and the bottom label for specs and instrutions for your model or look up your model's specs on google. Usually no problem except the plugs in Europe are 2-round prongs, not flat. so you need to buy a plug converter at Radio Shack. Get the package that has a set for worldwide travel so you cover Britain and Australia, which have 3 prongs. Britain is NOT part of the EU so plugs there and voltage could be different. Go to Radio Shack, ask for the tech expert or someone whotravels out of usa a lot like me. These same plugs are needed for cellphone recharging, also. So, if you only have 1 set and no voltage converter, you can only charge 1 thing at a time. So get both if you have both as the voltage converter already has the plug converter built in. But it is only good for 2 countries! So, sometimes you may need both 2 chage something in a 3rd country!

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