of course, do what you feel safe with, but they havent made single voltage computers or cameras for years. They are all 110/220V compatible. look for the writing that says: Input 100V-240V

Keith, I thought it was really odd it didn't say both voltages too. Maybe it just doesn't list both? I have no idea. I can't imagine being less than a year old that it wouldn't work. But I did look and it clearly said only the one voltage. Very odd, I agree.

what brand and model?, I'm sure they list the specs on their website

It's an HP...don't have it on me to give you the specs, but the model is "dv" and some numbers after it like 1100 or something. I can let you know tomorrow probably.

It appears there are Starbucks locations in Istanbul, Bursa, Izmir, Ankara...but not smaller areas.

Gloria Jeans - no option to select a city outside the U.S. in their location search...

http://www.gloriajeans.com/storeLocator.aspx

Nevermind...Googled and found this...

http://www.gloriajeanscoffees.com.au/pages/store_international.asp?mfid=12

Laptops come with a black box (AC adapter). That works with any voltage between 100V & 240V. If you have a converter to plug it in a socket in Turkey, you should be fine.

Thank you!

One quick question...is it safe to leave a laptop in a hotel room? Should it be well hidden? Assuming the hotel is fairly decent. I worry about theft.

It would be silly to leave anything of value in plain view in any hotel, anywhere in the world.