Digital Camera Jargon Explained
How to charge digital camera and laptop when I go to the Philippines?
I have a Olympus Stylus Digital Camera 7.1 mgpxl with a battery that reads AC 100-240 V and an HP Pavilion dv6835 nr laptop.
Now…can someone please explain to me
in the most BASIC way – like if you were explaining this to a child
(I don’t understand the technical jargon)
–if I need to buy some kind of device so that it will charge properly?
Outlets in Philippines generally accept 2 types of plug:
Flat blade plug
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Two round pins
http://treehouse.ofb.net/go/sites/all/modules/electric/outlet-type-b.png
http://us.st12.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/electrical-supplies_2032_6305501
you will either need plug
#1 #3 or #6
you will need to get an adapter that will go onto the one you have not that will change the heads to those.
I hope that’s easy enough
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