Using my spanish imac in US

Hi guys, I hope anyone of you can help me. I´m moving to the US and I would like to know if using my imac bought in Spain will be possible in the States because of the different intensity. In Spain are 220 V and in the States I think it is 110 V. Do you know if the imacs sold in Europe are prepare to work under 110 V.
Thanks in advance for your responses.

It will work fine, you will only need a plug adapter. If you really want to do it right though go to an Apple Store when you arrive and buy a US power cord.
Roger

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