Computers and electronics while traveling overseas
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Traveling Overseas with Your Laptop and Electronics
Summary
Some helpful tips for taking your laptop and electronics abroad.---
Computing on the Move
As I prepare for my trip to the USA, staying connected online for both personal and business reasons is essential. I've selected a few lightweight and portable gadgets to make this as easy as possible.
The Computer
Choosing the right laptop for travel can be daunting with so many options available. After considering my needs, I decided on the Packard Bell XS200-06. Its compact size makes it easy to transport, and it comes equipped with a built-in webcam, microphone, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. While its small screen requires good eyesight, it weighs only a couple of kilos, making it an ideal travel companion.
Music
While I'm not a huge music enthusiast, I enjoy having a few songs on hand. To avoid carrying CDs, I opted for an MP3/DAB radio. Given my plans to drive over 2,000 miles, entertainment is a must. American radio stations haven't impressed me in the past, so I'll record my favorite English station and play it on my new Alba MP3 player through the car stereo. I'm ready to hit the road!
Attachments & Accessories
I prefer using a handheld mouse over the built-in touchpad, so I'll be bringing one along. I'll also take my phone charger, headset, and an external microphone to stay connected with home at a discounted rate. While buying these items individually can be pricey, I discovered a fantastic deal on an accessory pack for just £14.99 at the local supermarket. Though I'm not very familiar with Tevion products, previous purchases have been high-quality, and this package offers great value:
1. USB Keypad: Not essential, but can repurpose the space.
2. USB Hub 4-Way: Handy since my laptop has only 2 USB ports.
3. USB Cable: Useful for extensions.
4. Earpiece with Mic: Compact and will definitely be handy.
5. Network Cable: Could be useful at motels.
6. USB Mini Optical Mouse: Extremely helpful.
7. Mini USB Adaptor: Convenient for my MP3 player.
8. USB Pin Adaptor: Might come in handy.
9. USB Light: Not usually helpful, but you never know.
Everything comes in a sleek 6" x 2" zip-up case?"a fantastic deal!
With my electronics packed, ticket ready, and credit card in hand, I'm all set for America!
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