Which AC adapter do i use in India?

Hi,
I have a Powerbook and want to use it in India. Mine runs on 110V and is made for flat pin sockets.
In India the voltage is 220-240 V and the sockets are round shaped.
Can anyone suggest the following -
1. Name of the AC adapter that can be used.
2. I want to purchase the Apple World Travel Adapter Kit, will it come with a 110V to 240V converter?
regards,
sameer.

Welcome to the Discussions Sameer.
Take a look at your AC adapter. It should say "Input 1.2A 100-240V", which means that it can automatically handle input voltage in that range, so it will work fine in India (or anywhere else in the world) in regards to supplying power.
The only thing you have to do is use the correct plug adapter for the round pins. The Apple World Travel Adapter Kit contains neat plugs for the AC adapter (not the AC adapter itself), but really, you don't need it: a standard travel adapter that converts to the Indian plug type can be used with your existing plug (usually these are much cheaper than the Apple kit, and can be used for any electrical device).

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