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| Tokyo | voltage converter Posted: Thu May 29, 2008 08:12 PM UTC
Hello!
In July I will move from Sweden to Tokyo and I have a desktop computer that I would like to bring with me. The problem is that that it runs on 220V and in Tokyo I heard it is only 100V. I seen some voltage converters on internet but I have not been able to find one that converts from 100V to 220V. Im thinking of buying one that is quite powerful, between 500-1000W. Any ideas on where in Tokyo I could find such a voltage converter? Thanks for your help! /Daniel |
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| Tokyo | Re: voltage converter Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 07:25 PM UTC
http://www.akibaoo.co.jp/01/commodity_param/t/0/ct
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| Tokyo | Re: voltage converter Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 07:32 PM UTC
It's all about location, location, location...
http://www.akibaoo.co.jp/new/index.html Akibaoo is a lot of fun, *Caution* - you might lose hours looking through all the stuff.
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| Tokyo | Re: voltage converter Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 08:55 PM UTC
Thanks SfumatoPants! I will go to this place when Im in Tokyo and check it out. Looks like a very interesting place! :)
On the link you sent I can see that the is a converter that is on 130W. I dont understand Japanese so it is little bit hard to search on that page. Do you know if they have a converter for at least 500W? I was also thinking about getting a new PSU for my computer, then I could get one that runs on 100V instead of the one that I have in my computer now. Then I would not need the voltage converter for my computer but perhaps for some other things that I will bring.
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