I'm interested in purchasing it with dual 485M SLI, however, I noticed that there's a price different between Additional AC Adapter and No Additional AC Adapter.
Bottom line is, what is the additional AC adapter for? Do I really need it?
Thanks.
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NP7280 Dual 485M SLI, should I opt out for Additional AC Adapter & Power Converter Box ?
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4/28/11 at 12:59pm
so unless you are away from an electrical outlet for a long time, that is not a bad idea to have a backup battery.NotebookForums.com › Forums › Notebook Manufacturers › Sager & Clevo Notebook Forums › Sager & Clevo Notebooks › NP7280 Dual 485M SLI, should I opt out for Additional AC Adapter & Power Converter Box ?
