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Old 10-04-2010, 09:01 AM
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Default Laptop PSU

Let me get this straight, does a laptop have it's own Power Supply Unit or is this alternatively called the Power Connector Cord.

Just curious if there is a built in PSU in the container that I should know about. thnx


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The brick on the power cord is the PSU.


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Thanks Will, that's kind of what I figured I just had to be sure. Props


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