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I just came back from a year's stay in Israel and before I left I looked into the possibility of getting the cable for Israel's sockets from IBM in the US before I left. The Boulder, CO parts center at IBM was charging something like $50 (!!!) for the cable. Instead I went without it, and used a cable from someone's electric hot water kettle - it's the same type of cable as goes into the inverted socket in the power bricks. > >alternatively, assuming you have the intelligent power pack, you can probably > >buy a computer power cord in any country you go to for not that much. the end > >that goes into the power pack is universal; the end that goes into the wall > >will vary by country you are in.