Charging on 220?

I'm buying an iPad before I move to Mongolia in August. Current there is 220--can I charge the iPad directly, or will I need a transformer? Would hate to fry it!
Actually, and same question for my iPhone.
Jeri

http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPad_UserGuide.pdf
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Hello friends,
I have a T 60 Lenovo with an AC Adaptor 90 W 20 V. Now I am travelling to Canada with the same and would like to know if the charger will work there also.
Right now I am in Bahrain and using the charger on 220 V 50 Hz.
Any help will be appreciated
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The charger works for voltage 100-240 V. So the answer is yes.

HT4060 Does the Ipad charge with 110 and 220 volts

Can I use both 220V and 110V to charge the Ipad 2, I am in Europe, and need to charge my Ipad, will it charge using 220 which is what is available in Europe?
Thanks

Thanks,
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I am traveling in the UAE. 220v country. Bought a plug in converter. Plugged it in but iPad will not charge. Same with Mac pro. Suggestions?

Would appreciate suggestions.

iPad is not voltage dependent and will chargte in 110 or 220. What you need is a plug adapter that will let you plug your 10W charger into the wall sockests in UAE. I may be wrong on the MacBook Pro, but I believe it too will charge on 220, with just an adapter to let you plug it into the wall sockets.
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Do a google on Apple World Travel Adapter Kit Power adapter kit
about $35 sold all over- migh even be in the apple store.
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OT post. I'll cheerfully repost, if you tell me where, in NNTP-land.
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(the high-end GeForce2 of 1992), at a modest 10x7x32bit.
PE6 is a positive PIG. I have perhaps 550 photos on the machine, half on C:,
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Starting with a commit charge of 220 MB at boot, the above two Adobe modules
kick RAM use up to 600MB, and a half-hour later, after massaging two pix (one
at a time), I'm up to 900MB, and every keystroke lights the HD light for many
seconds.
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2. Is PSE like PS - needing up to 5x the RAM of the base uncompressed image,
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backgrounds - that would be ungentlemanly.
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Perhaps there's a performance cliff between 1 and 1.5 GB of memory and the extra .5 GB I have compared to you is crucial.
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HT4060 Can I use my 10 watt charger overseas or to a 220 wattage ? This for iPad 3

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Adaptor - changes to plug configuration to match the socket
Convertor - changes the voltage from 220v to 110v
Most, Apple chargers are 100-240v, so you would only need an adaptor.
Check your charger, if it's only 110v then you will need a convertor. Plugging a 110v only device into a 220v socket will burn out the device.

I have an iPhone4. Do I need a voltage converter for charging when traveling to countries using 220/240V?

I have an iPhone4. Do I need a voltage converter for charging when traveling to countries using 220/240V?

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I been having a **** of a time trying to charge my 20 gig ipod. The first time I plugged into the USB the pc "saw" it. But it was taking forever so I stopped chargong it my "safely removing mass storage device." I tried again at another internet cafe here in Bali and the computer doesn't recognize it. I tried several in the place.
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HT1476 Can I charge my iphone in a country with 220 electricity?

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