Linksys E2500 - Is the AC Adaptor multi voltage meaning Input 110V-240V and 50/60Hz

I'm considering buying the Linksys E2500 and intend to use it later also outside of the USA so could someone be kind enough to tell me whether the AC Adaptor that comes with the Linksys E2500 accepts multi voltages, ie Input 110V-240V and 50/60Hz.
Could a kind soul please look at your AC Adaptor for the E2500 and see if it says that it accepts 110V-240V ?
Also, could you please also indicate the Output :
A picture of the label of the AC adaptor would be very helpful if possible.
If the E2500 Ac Adaptor : Output is 12V 1.0A Max,
Then I could at least use the AC Adaptor for my old existing WRT160N. It's AC adaptor label says:
Input 110V-240V, 0.5A, 50-60Hz
Output : 12V 1.0A Max
There appears to be no such information on the Linksys website or at least I could not find it.
Thank you.

Well that's weird. Based on what I have: my WRT54G has a 110V input that came with the box, my E1000 had 110-240V and 50/60Hz, E4200 had the same specs (different model but same specs, see picture on my previous post). My friend's E1200 had the exact same model so I'm assuming the E2500 will have the same power adapter. If you give me a couple more days, I'll test it myself with the E2500

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