“Can this computer be changed to the Hebrew Language and be used in Israel due to different electricity?”

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• You should be able to change the language in the Windows 10 settings, and the power shouldn't be a problem, you just want to buy the right cord for it in Israel. I'm no expert, but I have traveled with a laptop to several different places and I have just been able to pick up a new charging cord that matches the outlets in the country with no issues.

  Answered by mahoot 8 years ago

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• Windows 10 is compatible with the Hebrew Language. The keyboard on this North American model is available in US English only. You can check: https://www3.lenovo.com/il/en/ for Israeli models. This North American model is a 110V system, but it ships with a dual voltage AC adaptor, Input: AC 120/230 V (50/60 Hz), Output: 45 Watt, 20 V, 2.25 A. You will need a wall side plug adapter to use this AC adapter outside North America.

  Answered by Lenovo Product Expert 8 years ago

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