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Three days later, the unboxing ritual began. Peeling off that factory-sealed plastic released the ozone-and-vanilla scent exclusive to premium electronics. But my triumph curdled when the laptop refused to charge. Panic set in – had I bought fancy e-waste? Then I spotted the tiny EU plug adapter buried in foam. iBOOD's Belgian origins meant zero localization adjustments. My frantic hunt for voltage converters felt like punishment for hubris. Yet when the Apple logo finally glowed, that crisp Retina display justified every chaotic moment. Take that, client calls.

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