I am going to Singapore or Taiwan in a couple of weeks for work. I have heard that my wire from here in the U.S. will work over there, is this true? I don't want blow up my laptop plugging it in.
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Things like laptops and cellphone chargers, etc, typically have a converter built in (that little box next to the plug) so they just need an adaptor to go into the wall socket. You can buy adaptors from travel stores (but I find they are often wrong about what plug you'll need) or you can borrow an adaptor from the hotel. Also, it never hurts to RTM - read the manual - for your laptop. Usually , they have clear info on this.
In Taiwan you do not need to worry. Voltage and plugs are the same as the US.
But check out this web page for information
www.franzus.com