Internet in Italy: best option for a few months in Urbino?
I'm going to be spending the better part of the summer in Urbino, Italy, and I need daily access to the internet-- I'd prefer not to have to pay at the cafe everyday, and I won't be able to use dial-up or ethernet or anything like that. I'm looking for something like sprint's mobile broadband cards that you can just pop in your laptop. Does Italy have anything like this that would work in Urbino?? Probably going to go with a prepaid option with TIM... does this require any subscription? Would the best option to be to wait until I get to Urbino to buy the prepaid card/pc card at a TIM store or would it be better to shop online? Is it likely that someone at the store will be able to explain it to me in english? i know the language, but not well enough to discuss technical mumbo-jumbo...
Other - Italy - 2 Answers
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Mobile broadband (internet) is very much available in Europe.
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get a pre paid card and subscribe with TIM you have 2 options Maxxi Alice Time Recharge, 25 euro, free from 5 pm to 9 am and during weekends H24, 30 days maximum 9 giga or Maxxi Alice Facile Recharge, 20 euro 24h/24 maximum 500 mb during 30 days
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Sunday, March 28, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Where can I find a European Converter that can convert 120 watts for my laptop
Where can I find a European Converter that can convert 120 watts for my laptop?
120 watts need to power my laptop in italy
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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You mean 120 Volts, and you should be able to find them at ANY electronics retailer.
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Your best bet is looking it up on ebay and purchasing it on there it is cheaper and will work as good as any you could find in a store. But if you are not an online advocate than your BestBuy is what you are probably going to want to check out. They have representatives that can take care of all the details for you also if you have more questions
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120 watts need to power my laptop in italy
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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You mean 120 Volts, and you should be able to find them at ANY electronics retailer.
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Your best bet is looking it up on ebay and purchasing it on there it is cheaper and will work as good as any you could find in a store. But if you are not an online advocate than your BestBuy is what you are probably going to want to check out. They have representatives that can take care of all the details for you also if you have more questions
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Hello I'm going to Italy to study next semester and need some sort of converter for my laptop and camera
Hello I'm going to Italy to study next semester and need some sort of converter for my laptop and camera.?
I have a MAC and I am not sure if I need a special adapter since I've been told that in Italy the apt.'s are old and frequently american electronics cause shorts in the apt.'s and you can't use more than one item in each room. Do I just need a simple adapter, or do I need a voltage converter? Thanks.
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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You need an adapter available at http://radioshack.com
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You just need a "normal" adapter for Italian plugs; Italy is one of the most modern and industrialized Country in the world, the kind of old electrical that may cause problem like the one you mention are even illegal... As for voltage converter, generally are not needed: transformers generally works from 110 to 240 V; look straight on your notebook, it must be written on the label on the transformer itself
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I have a MAC and I am not sure if I need a special adapter since I've been told that in Italy the apt.'s are old and frequently american electronics cause shorts in the apt.'s and you can't use more than one item in each room. Do I just need a simple adapter, or do I need a voltage converter? Thanks.
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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You need an adapter available at http://radioshack.com
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You just need a "normal" adapter for Italian plugs; Italy is one of the most modern and industrialized Country in the world, the kind of old electrical that may cause problem like the one you mention are even illegal... As for voltage converter, generally are not needed: transformers generally works from 110 to 240 V; look straight on your notebook, it must be written on the label on the transformer itself
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