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Post Date: 2010-09-01
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    Posted: 01 Sep 2010 at 6:17pm
Hi, I want to order a desktop to Europe (Spain specifically), but It doesn't appear as an option when I check out, so, how do I order it to Spain?
 
PS sorry if i posted in the wrong section, didnt know where to
 
Edit: annoying typo


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No problem. Thank you for your interest in Digital Storm. We would love to earn your business.

Please email our Lead Sales Manager; Sarah ([email protected])
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what exactly should i write in that email? :P
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Basically what configuration you are looking for, and your shipping address, etc...

She'll respond to you and work everything out with you. I don't know too much since I don't do Sales .
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ok ty Smile
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ill be sending her an email tomorrow probably
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If you have a PC and not a Mac, the odds are tremendous that you will NOT need a voltage converter for it. Macs are a completely different animal. I'm not real familiar with the hardware, but I can tell you that I have read about how Apple deliberately in the past made some models where they only ran on American or European voltages and had no switch to convert between the two. They did this deliberately to prevent people from buying them cheaper in one country and selling them in another at price that undercut Apple's dealers. If you have a PC, then almost certainly it will have a switch to toggle between American and European power and you will only need a plug converter for wherever you go. You should confirm this, but you can do so by simply looking at the back of your laptop for a switch that is labeled 110/220 or something like that. Note that the UK has a plug style that is different from Continental Europe.
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Most modern Power supplies are auto-sensing and you no longer need to flip switches.....well the good Power Supplies that is.  Im sure there are cheapo's out there that still use a switch.  Just something I have seen. The real problem is the outlet design, so many shapes and sizes  :P


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