can the s103 be used for charging toshiba laptops
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Yes, it can be use to charge just about any portible device. I own one and gives it 5 stars. I love this charger.
1572333
I have had this charger work for 3 different Toshiba computers (from an old notebook, to a C55-A, & a brand new one-I don't know what the model because it's my daughters) & it's worked for all three so I would imagine it would work for any Toshiba!
83698
Yes. I have an es8103 and left the charger while on vacation. This replaced it
1560669
Yes, as long as it is a product manufactured within the past 3 years. This is due to the fact that you may not have the right adapter for your device. My older Toshiba has a different DC power plug (4 prong - like a microphone) and that adapter was not included with the device(purchased from Radio Shack) However, if your dc input is a simple male/female plug of any size it will have the adapter included. Any cell phone will have the adapter was included. *Make sure that you fully charge the device by DC prior to utilizing the Solar rechargeable method for the first time. The instructions are straightforward and easy to understand. Yes, as long as it is a product manufactured within the past 3 years. This is due to the fact that you may not have the right adapter for your device. My older Toshiba has a different DC power plug (4 prong - like a microphone) and that adapter was not included with the device(purchased from Radio Shack) However, if your dc input is a simple male/female plug of any size it will have the adapter included. Any cell phone will have the adapter was included. *Make sure that you fully charge the device by DC prior to utilizing the Solar rechargeable method for the first time. The instructions... » Read More Yes, as long as it is a product manufactured within the past 3 years. This is due to the fact that you may not have the right adapter for your device. My older Toshiba has a different DC power plug (4 prong - like a microphone) and that adapter was not included with the device(purchased from Radio Shack) However, if your dc input is a simple male/female plug of any size it will have the adapter included. Any cell phone will have the adapter was included. *Make sure that you fully charge the device by DC prior to utilizing the Solar rechargeable method for the first time. The instructions are straightforward and easy to understand. « Show Less
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Online manual http://s3.amazonaws.com/szmanuals/7129bf56c3b5fced2efcc9223ac1972eMine had a USB cable included that I can connect to my computer to charge though I usually use the USB port I have on a surge protector. If you prefer there is an avalible seperate battery charger for about $20 on Amazon (Wasabi Power Battery (2-Pack) and Charger)
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I think you need something extra (the S3 does not support Qi charging by default). A quick search revealed this: Samsung Galaxy S3 S i9300 QI Standard Wireless Charger Charging Receiver Tag -White but you might find something else that works better for you.
1628091
Yes, it can be used to charge for an S3. It works as a universal charger. What that implies is that there are "pins" on the top of the battery, and the charger's "contact pins" can be moved to match the pin configuration. Yes.
1696806
Honestly. I would not buy anything for your laptop from amazon. I purchased to of them and both never worked or recharged my battery. Amazon refused to even take them back fro an exchange or refund. do not buy it from amazon. Spend the extra cash and go to a place like best buy or staples or if you can afford even a few more dollars, from the toshiba website itself. Amazon was horrible.
95049
Yes. The manual clearly states that external power is required at all times. USB 3.0 ports are supposed to provide up to 900 mA, each, so requiring an external power source for hubs is pretty much written in stone.Also, it is worth noting that older computer systems probably do not have USB 3.0 ports built into them. My own laptop is a 2011 ThinkPad, and I had to buy an adapter card to get the support.
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Considering Toshiba has only 1 plug for their notebooks that I know of... Yes, but you may only need a 65W or 90W adapter for your notebook, pending on the exact model... If you look on your adapter, it should tell you the wattage somewhere. If not though, this 120W adapter will work. It just might be more power than you need, but it won't hurt anything. Your notebook will just draw the power it needs to run/charge.
956571
Yes. Usb ports on all computers may not supply sufficient power to run the drive. But these should work. To work on Mac or Chromebook you may need to reformat the hard drive once you plug it in. Personally I only purchase Toshiba portable hard drives, but any device can fail.For insufficient power on your usb port (HP laptops and cheap laptops are notorious) you could get something like a Y-cable (ASIN: B005M0ICG2).
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Yes you can. Anything that converts like a phone charger is ok. If you read on the charger it says rated for 110-240v and 50-60Hz. So you're good. Generally laptops phone chargers are ok. Don't try to use for anything like a hair dryer or curling iron or you'll burn it up.
1288167
The charging station only charges devices that use USB charging cables. At this time, we aren't aware of any laptop which can charge via USB.
1648525
I bought this charger for my dad's Toshiba Matrix Silver 14" Satellite L745D-S4350. Unfortunately, all my other computer equipment is made by HP or Dell although I love Toshiba for other electronics. Thus, I don't know much about which Toshiba models can work with which adapters. I can tell you I took a gamble on one for my HP Laptop and it paid off. The price of that adapter was comparable to this one. Anyway, I wish I could help more. I REALLY wish you the best of luck though!!!!
1468025
I only had a Samsung S9 laptop for a short duration, using the stock AC adapter and the travel adapter. Both are 40W
541949
I do not know, but you can use any standard USB cord to charge your devices. It's standard USB out, and mini USB in to charge the device.
28721
This did work to power/charge the Samsung Galaxy S3 (Verizon) version, but I did not try it for other features such as the USB mouse or keyboard. I was hoping it for would work for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014, which it does not even charge with.