[hothead] Hello all Just got myself my fir

[Worktom]

I would guess it has something to do with the current you have.
In Austria you have one pole of the line which delivers the power (230 Volts) and the other pole is discharging the power. In our country this one is grounded. In other countries it is not grounded but going back to the electricity board.
I found out that with the same laptop I have, using it in other countries it also happens to me sometimes that I get this electical feeling as well.
Tom

[Worktom]

I would guess it has something to do with the current you have.
In Austria you have one pole of the line which delivers the power (230 Volts) and the other pole is discharging the power. In our country this one is grounded. In other countries it is not grounded but going back to the electricity board.
I found out that with the same laptop I have, using it in other countries it also happens to me sometimes that I get this electical feeling as well.
Tom

[whyareunvs]

It's a revolution in wireless power and they haven't worked out all the kinks... you don't mind being an unwitting guinea pig, do you?
:D

[whyareunvs]

It's a revolution in wireless power and they haven't worked out all the kinks... you don't mind being an unwitting guinea pig, do you?
:D

[samchan]

I think we should not take static electrical discharges likely. When I was building my own PC from components, I was warned about touching earth points to discharge any static electricity bofore handling circuit boards. IC circuits including memory boards can be damaged by static electricity. If there is a person with more technical knowledge here, please join in the discussion.

[samchan]

I think we should not take static electrical discharges likely. When I was building my own PC from components, I was warned about touching earth points to discharge any static electricity bofore handling circuit boards. IC circuits including memory boards can be damaged by static electricity. If there is a person with more technical knowledge here, please join in the discussion.

[digitaldoc]

>>I think we should not take static electrical discharges likely.<<

Absolutely, and to test this hypothesis just call tech support and they will tell you to send it in right away!

[digitaldoc]

>>I think we should not take static electrical discharges likely.<<

Absolutely, and to test this hypothesis just call tech support and they will tell you to send it in right away!