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Gadgets or other electronic devices including, but not limited to: cameras, gps, cellphones, laptops, mp3 players, ... Prefer a more specific tag or tags where relevant. For examples see `tag info`.
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Are there any countries where modern devices that take 100-240V AC power won't work?
According to Wikipedia (in New York City): In January 1998, Consolidated Edison started to eliminate DC service. At that time there were 4,600 DC customers. By 2006, there were only 60 customers using …
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