Originally Posted by
jmd001
Look closely at the label on the "power brick" (a/k/a "charger") for each of your devices. It should show the range of input voltages it will accept.
Most chargers these days are designed and rated to accept a range of voltages (typically from 110 to 230 or 240). In this case, all you need is a plug adapter to adapt the standard US plug (two blades and ground) to the local plug configuration.
As long as your charger is dual or "wide range" voltage, there should be no issue or concern with frying anything. And you won't need a separate transformer. These dual or "wide range" voltage charges are transformers.
Aha... got it. Laptop and camera chargers say 110-240, so looks lke I'm fine on that front. I remember the iPod working in Pakistan and that's 220, so I should be fine with that as well. Thanks for your help!