Okay to plug original iBook 1.33ghz recharger into wall?

Hey, i have an iBook g4 1.33GHz, and i was wondering if you could plug the battery charger into the wall with either of the plugs you can plug into it. You know, the long cord or the one that just goes straight into the wall. Its the one that came with my computer, so its the original one. So should I use a surge protector or is there one built into it?

You can do either. The longer cable includes a ground pin. There is no built in surge protector, so you should use one. But don't trust a surge protector if there is lightning--always unplug everything to be really safe.
Good luck!

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