How can i download 1990's movies on my computer for free?
i can't find any "good-old-movies" one the computer. I hate when they pause or stall, soo dont even mention those! i need them to download to my laptop because we travel alot! some examples of the movies i want are (i know im 15, but i still love this movie) Balto, and titanic,and a bunch more, that i can't remember at the moment! PLZ HELP! becasue tomorrow, im going on a 15 hour flight to Italy!
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Thursday, April 21, 2011
How can I get internet in Europe
How can I get internet in Europe?
I am going to Austria and Italy for about a month and I have a Mac laptop. Is there a way I can have internet the entire time while I am there without signing any contracts?
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some coffee/bar have free internet(hot spot) where you pay only for coffee/tea/whatever you order and internet is for free for the customers also some cities have hot spot area usually it's the very city center, around main square so something like that have a great time in Europe
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I am going to Austria and Italy for about a month and I have a Mac laptop. Is there a way I can have internet the entire time while I am there without signing any contracts?
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some coffee/bar have free internet(hot spot) where you pay only for coffee/tea/whatever you order and internet is for free for the customers also some cities have hot spot area usually it's the very city center, around main square so something like that have a great time in Europe
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Thursday, April 14, 2011
How to Charge your ipod touch while traveling
How to Charge your ipod touch while traveling.?
Hello, i am going to italy and am taking a very long plane ride and am relying on my ipod for entertainment. Obviously, the power will eventually run out and i am wondering if there are any decent items that can charge my ipod while traveling other than bringing a laptop on the plane. Thank You!
Music & Music Players - 4 Answers
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http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=205835291&listingid=29622962&dcaid=17902
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I don't know how long the trip is, but if you're just going to play music the battery shouldn't run out (assuming you'll be on the plane 24 hours or less). Just turn wifi off and make sure auto-lock is on the shortest setting (i.e. light shuts off after a min or you just press the sleep button). I've also been on a plane every single time with my laptop, and it's absolutely of no inconvenience. You can just take a backpack or a small laptop bag or something along those lines, and have it under the seat in front of you. I wouldn't spend money on something else, and there's a good chance of the double-A batteries in the device above running out before your iPod or computer might.
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there is a adapter charger thingy and you can buy it from any electronic store such as Best Buy, Staples and RadioShack
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If you'll be in the car, you can use a car charger. More practically, you'll want to use a battery operated iPod charger. Pick them up at a CVS, Walgreens, or even grocery store. They are really useful and are powered on AA or AAA batteries, so just bring a pack of them with you and you will never run out
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Hello, i am going to italy and am taking a very long plane ride and am relying on my ipod for entertainment. Obviously, the power will eventually run out and i am wondering if there are any decent items that can charge my ipod while traveling other than bringing a laptop on the plane. Thank You!
Music & Music Players - 4 Answers
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http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=205835291&listingid=29622962&dcaid=17902
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I don't know how long the trip is, but if you're just going to play music the battery shouldn't run out (assuming you'll be on the plane 24 hours or less). Just turn wifi off and make sure auto-lock is on the shortest setting (i.e. light shuts off after a min or you just press the sleep button). I've also been on a plane every single time with my laptop, and it's absolutely of no inconvenience. You can just take a backpack or a small laptop bag or something along those lines, and have it under the seat in front of you. I wouldn't spend money on something else, and there's a good chance of the double-A batteries in the device above running out before your iPod or computer might.
3 :
there is a adapter charger thingy and you can buy it from any electronic store such as Best Buy, Staples and RadioShack
4 :
If you'll be in the car, you can use a car charger. More practically, you'll want to use a battery operated iPod charger. Pick them up at a CVS, Walgreens, or even grocery store. They are really useful and are powered on AA or AAA batteries, so just bring a pack of them with you and you will never run out
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Do I need a converter AND adapter when traveling to Europe
Do I need a converter AND adapter when traveling to Europe?
I'm going to Italy and Austria in 2 days and I need to know if I need both an adapter and converter for my hair dryer, hair straightener, laptop cord, etc. Also, I'll have a roommate the entire time. Will we be able to plug in more than one thing at a time?
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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you will need a converter, (im not sure what you mean by an adapter) if you are staying in hotel rooms you will notice there arent many plug ins, electricity is expensive here in europe. and the voltage is higher, i know americans who have come here and their hairdryers and such get ruined when they plug them in, so be careful. it is not wise to plug many things into the same outlet, so maybe bring a couple converters and hope your room has a couple outlets. i found this site for you to check. http://goeurope.about.com/cs/electricity/l/bl_electricity.htm
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This depends on your equipment. Read the labels. If the device says something like Input: 100-240 Vac, 50/60 Hz, then it's designed to work with the voltages both here and in the US. In that case, all you need is the plug adapter. The laptop will certainly only need the plug adapter. This is what it looks like: http://www.buy.com/prod/us-to-europe-eu-travel-plug-electric-power-outlet-adapter-converter/q/listingid/66333309/loc/101/213645860.html . Your hair dryer and straightener may need a voltage converter. I've lived in Italy for over ten years and have laptops, camera chargers, an Ipod, radios and other things I brought with me from the US over the years and have never needed a voltage adaptor. However, I bought things like an electric razor and hair dryer here rather than having to buy a bulky voltage converter. Whether you'll be able to plug in more than one thing at a time depends on where you'll be staying. I've had some rooms here in Italy where I had to unplug a lamp in order to plug anything in. Other rooms have had multiple outlets. There are also some places here where you need to use your electronic room key to turn on the electricity - in that case, you can't charge things while you're out of the room unless either you or your roommate leave one of the room keys
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I'm going to Italy and Austria in 2 days and I need to know if I need both an adapter and converter for my hair dryer, hair straightener, laptop cord, etc. Also, I'll have a roommate the entire time. Will we be able to plug in more than one thing at a time?
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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you will need a converter, (im not sure what you mean by an adapter) if you are staying in hotel rooms you will notice there arent many plug ins, electricity is expensive here in europe. and the voltage is higher, i know americans who have come here and their hairdryers and such get ruined when they plug them in, so be careful. it is not wise to plug many things into the same outlet, so maybe bring a couple converters and hope your room has a couple outlets. i found this site for you to check. http://goeurope.about.com/cs/electricity/l/bl_electricity.htm
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This depends on your equipment. Read the labels. If the device says something like Input: 100-240 Vac, 50/60 Hz, then it's designed to work with the voltages both here and in the US. In that case, all you need is the plug adapter. The laptop will certainly only need the plug adapter. This is what it looks like: http://www.buy.com/prod/us-to-europe-eu-travel-plug-electric-power-outlet-adapter-converter/q/listingid/66333309/loc/101/213645860.html . Your hair dryer and straightener may need a voltage converter. I've lived in Italy for over ten years and have laptops, camera chargers, an Ipod, radios and other things I brought with me from the US over the years and have never needed a voltage adaptor. However, I bought things like an electric razor and hair dryer here rather than having to buy a bulky voltage converter. Whether you'll be able to plug in more than one thing at a time depends on where you'll be staying. I've had some rooms here in Italy where I had to unplug a lamp in order to plug anything in. Other rooms have had multiple outlets. There are also some places here where you need to use your electronic room key to turn on the electricity - in that case, you can't charge things while you're out of the room unless either you or your roommate leave one of the room keys
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