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Re: classmate charger power requirement
Thanks Alan. I have one last question.
According to the image Mark McLeod posted, the 2010 classmate charger output is 20V 2A. The 2011 classmate charger is 19V 2.1A. This Kensington Netbook Wall Charger is 19V 2.5A according to SilverD. I am not an electrical person. We have the 2010 classmate. Is it okay to use this Kensington charger? 
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