PS3 Ceramic White PSU

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Godai

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Hy all, i have a question, because i didn't find an answer yet.
Is the PSU from the PS3 White Ceramic(Japan) still Universal?:?:
Because i want to plug the console in 220V.
So, do i need to buy a converter for that or just to change the power cable?
And how many "W' consumes the PS3?
I'm really not sure about this White PS3 model so please tell me.
I'm really confused here and i don't know what to do.:cry:
Thanks.
 
I don`t know exactly , I have read in some other forum (forgot which one) that the white model has only 110v printed on the outside but when opened ,the PSU still had a 110-220v label.
Dunno if it`s true.
 
Hope so, i saw in some stores that some consoles are marked 110V, and on some others says universal PSU -.-.
This is a problem, because if i stick my console on 220V and it will go confetti(burn :p), then i'm screwed :S.
 
If we know the answer, in the future many people will search for this, so the will know what to do,the older PS3's worked had universal PSU, but i don't know about this new model from Japan.
And the thing is that i want to buy it and is my first PS3.
 
I order one tomorrow and i will post when it will arrive, and, after i plug it in, ......i let u know if......it's grilled or not :|
I'm scared a little tho.
 
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