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durain wrote: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75099

"iMac G5 - all models Auto-Switching EXCEPT models sold in the US, Canada, and Japan (these models support 100-127 V AC)"

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Yep - I'll fire off a request to Apple over there. My wife is there right now finding us a place to live - is there an Apple store (I can look online) or is there a good place to go for Mac repairs etc. ?

Cheers.

Speedy

Wow - thank you so much for all that information. I've been digesting it and it's looking like it might just be worth getting a new one when I get there. Your point about it sitting in a container for 6 weeks is well made. We're paying for it to be crated and shipped so the money I save by not doing...

Thanks Mi Amigo.

My Mac laptop will work just fine - the iMac doesn't have an adapter though - it plugs directly into a socket. I expect it's modular inside which is what I would like to replace with a 240v version.

that's not good news - maybe add a power regulator in series ?

It was a couple of months ago and I got it from amazon.com because there was no sales tax. The downside of ordering online I suppose.

If the step-down transformers are only really for casual use then I might have to consider selling it which would be a real shame.

I was just given an iMac as a Christmas gift and have switched over from using all my creaky old Windows boxes to the shiny new Apple product. I love it and would really like to bring it with my from the USA to Singapore when I move. It's not multi-voltage of course like my Mac laptop so I'm wonderi...

I just got a new TV before we decided to move to Singapore and I'd very much like to bring it (52" Sony LCD). Whilst I think I can deal with the differences, I'm not sure and would welcome any advice. * Voltage should be straightforward - I hear you can get a step-down transformer - can I leave it p...