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    f11 charger cord extension

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by baroninkjet, Feb 21, 2011.

  1. baroninkjet

    baroninkjet Notebook Consultant

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    Anyone know where to get one of these? What I want is an extension of the part between the charger and the computer - so I don't have to drag the charger around the room with me.

    Thanks!
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    baroninkjet, Feb 21, 2011
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    xxGenericSNxx Z1 Fanboy

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    Not exactly what you were asking for, but would a longer cord that goes from the wall to the brick suffice? Those are much easier to come by, as I don't know if the other extension is even made.
     
    xxGenericSNxx, Feb 22, 2011
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    baroninkjet Notebook Consultant

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    Don't they call those extension cords? :D

    I was hoping for an extension between the brick and the computer.
     
    baroninkjet, Feb 22, 2011
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    xxGenericSNxx Z1 Fanboy

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    Yes I know, but I don't think said cable exists. Instead of an extension cord I was suggesting a longer cord that actually replaces your existing black cord with a longer one. The net effect is the same as an extension cord but slightly more elegant. I guess if you're good with wires, you can just make that secondary part that goes from the brick to the computer longer.
     
    xxGenericSNxx, Feb 22, 2011
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