PH Photosmart C5380 OIO, need AC Power Adapter. Mine is out of order. (part no. 0957-2230)

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The picture of underside of my power adapter is shown below.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qcrk4fl5bhftbzm/IMG_20131220_215821_454.jpg
What I would like to know if the following two adapters are the same and would work with my model. I ask this because the price difference between the two units is significant., 20 USD. Also, I will be importing it from the USA using an agent here. Therefore I need to get it right on the first try.
I'm curious about the connecter it has on the end. I wonder if its same as the one which came with the notebook. I believe it wont be an issue with it clearly says it supports my model, Qosmio F50 126
Another find which I believe is the best and most compatiable.
This one will sure work but the price is much higher than the one mentioned above
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You need an AC adaptor which supports *19V and 6.32A*
The Ampere value might be a little bit different. This should not be a big problem but you have to ensure the Ampere value isnt too low. The notebook needs enough power to run properly and to charge the battery.
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I recommend you to purchase the AC adaptor recommended by Toshiba.

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Welcome to the Support Communities! This is the Power Adapter for the MacBook Air:
Intel-Based Apple notebooks: Identifying the right power adapter and power cord - Apple Support
http://support.apple.com/en-us/ht2346
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Charging: No
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