Thread: Airplane power leads for laptops
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Old 08-07-2004, 13:04   #3
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Re: Airplane power leads for laptops
That first one is interesting, and at £35 good value.

http://www.mdsbattery.co.uk/shop/pro...ctGroupID=1319

The dilemma is do I buy that or the Dell specific one (above) for £15 more).

The dell one charges as well as powers and is obviously most compatible with the specific machine, but if I replace / lose / get another machine I would need a second.

Hmmm.

The other points, its BA Club World flat bed seats (most excellent what you can do with BA miles these days) so power is not a problem. BA don't seem to carry them on board, or offer a rental program.

Significant rip off difference between the onboard price and on ground price though!
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