ASUS EeePC Power Adapters: What Input voltage does ASUS EeePC Netbooks ship with?
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My ASUS EeePC Netbook power adapter lists an input voltage from 100 - 240V. I also found a dedicated auto adapter for it on ebay, I think it was around $30.
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No. If we are speaking of standard laptops then common voltages are 7.2V, 9.6V, 10.8V, 11.1V, 14.4V and 19V. If you have a netbook you will have to find out what voltage is needed. Be sure to get a charger that is for the type of battery you have. Lithium Ion batteries charge in stages and the wrong charger will cause it to overheat or even catch fire. Sorry for the bad news and I hope this info will be helpful
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This one should do the trick. It's 150w and 19.5v. It's great for my power hungry alienware. Good luck!
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Hi, I think you're out of luck on this. I did a Google search on power requirements for Asus Transformer, and found an answer here:
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When ordering type in adapter asus x551ca charger that should pull up correct adapter for your laptop. If not found type in same x551ca Asus adapter in ebay.
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For some reason the link sends me to an EEEpc computer as well, here is the link I used to get to it http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00ILNV6C4?ie=UTF8
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The adapter is: 90-XB3NN0PW00010Y (ASUS Zenbook and TaiChi 65W Power Adapter) and is sold by Amazon or any Asus supplier. The USB3 cable is standard and is not anything special.
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According to this: http://www.dz-tech.com/asus-eee-pc-1000he-blue-netbook-intel-atom-n280166ghz-10-led-wide-svga-1gb-memory-160gb-hdd-win-xp-p-1115.html?zenid=025ecdd977bf8b366d57ef250c7e3ffb They will be shipping the 16th. According to the Asus rep on the facebook group - Their US distribution company will be receiving them on the 13th, and they should be in retailers hands by the next week - so the 16th through the 20th would be reasonable... Amazon usually gets stuff early so I'm crossing my fingers for next Monday/Tuesday.
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In newegg.com page details for this netbook says 3.21lbs,ASUS page http://www.asus.com/Eee/Eee_PC/Eee_PC_1215B/#specifications says 1.45kgs with 6cell battery (3.2 lbs)I think amazon has it wrong
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I bought the 'ASUS Eee PC 1015PED' and I bought the 'Crucial CT25664BC1067 2GB 204-PIN PC3-8500 SODIMM DDR3' for it and it works perfect.Crucial CT25664BC1067 2GB 204-PIN PC3-8500 SODIMM DDR3 Memory Module
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The first step is make the voltages on your original power adapter match that of this adapter, if you don't have the original adapter you may be able to find the voltage info on the bottom of the laptop.Make sure it's rated at 19volts,3.42 amps @ 65 watts like this adapter is
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I have asus eee netbook 1005peb and my power plug says it handles up to 240v. I have used it in Vietnam with no converter (and the outlet, though it looked goofy, did accept my US plug) and it was fine.
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ADP-65GD B Input AC100-240V - 50-60 Hz 1.5A Output +19V 3.42A I use it for my ASUS K52F
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In the U.S. it is 110 v--you realize that the power cord for the Asus tablet is the one used for the keyboard for charging. Thus, you would need an adapter for power at 220v.
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I purchased the power supply for use with an Asus Zenbook. Power supply will not fully charge computer. I have discarded this unit and purchased the OEM unit which works fine.
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A common USB outlet offers 5V at .5AI recommend any power adapter that has the same power output
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Aren't *all chargers used in the US 110v? In other words, yes, I think it will. Particularly if it's a charger that *came with the Lenovo. If it isn't, even if the plug fits, you might have a problem not so much with voltage as with wattage. In my experience I've run into 90W and, I think, 70W chargers. If the BIOS expects 90, it won't work with some other number - or perhaps the charger (aka power supply) will *power, but not charge. I looked around quickly, and those Lenovo chargers can be bought for anywhere between $45 and $9. $45 is ridiculous when the whole laptop can be bought for $120 - in other words, don't buy from ridiculous people :). Aren't *all chargers used in the US 110v? In other words, yes, I think it will. Particularly if it's a charger that *came with the Lenovo. If it isn't, even if the plug fits, you might have a problem not so much with voltage as with wattage. In my experience I've run into 90W and, I think, 70W chargers. If the BIOS expects 90, it won't work with some other number - or perhaps the charger (aka power supply) will *power, but not charge. I looked around quickly, and those Lenovo chargers can be bought for anywhere between $45 and $9. $45 is ridiculous when the whole laptop can be bought for... » Read More Aren't *all chargers used in the US 110v? In other words, yes, I think it will. Particularly if it's a charger that *came with the Lenovo. If it isn't, even if the plug fits, you might have a problem not so much with voltage as with wattage. In my experience I've run into 90W and, I think, 70W chargers. If the BIOS expects 90, it won't work with some other number - or perhaps the charger (aka power supply) will *power, but not charge. I looked around quickly, and those Lenovo chargers can be bought for anywhere between $45 and $9. $45 is ridiculous when the whole laptop can be bought for $120 - in other words, don't buy from ridiculous people :). « Show Less