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    uk laptop work with australian wifi etc

    Discussion in 'HP' started by times, Feb 14, 2008.

  1. times

    times Notebook Evangelist

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    will my uk hp laptop work with australian wifi and wireless routers etc. and if i were to buy a wireless router here in the uk would it work in australia.

    will ijust need a power converter for the plug in bit?
     
  2. limleong

    limleong Notebook Enthusiast

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    WiFi "B" and "G" are worldwide standards and I don't see why it would not work. FYI. I bought a G wireless router in Singapore and it works fine with my HP wireless G laptop in NZ.
     
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    netkiller Notebook Consultant

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    wifi are based on IEEE standards. i should work international.
     
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    ok,thanks guys
     
  5. therulebookman

    therulebookman Notebook Guru

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    Voltages/Hz are the same. Power plugs are different, so all you need is the plug adapter, make sure you can get the right one. "WiFi" is an international standard as already stated.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_voltage