By this point we're into a fair bit of topic drift, but my understanding was that using the power bricks was in a large part a matter of getting safety ratings faster and easier. The power bricks are setup in huge lots and get to spread the cost of being certified safe across gobs and gobs of units, while the smaller, lighter sets of electronics that aren't expected to be sold to every home in North America (or the electrically similar region of your choice) instead get a much simpler set of test that assume that the power supplies are working as described by a different huge set of rules.
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Tech recommendation, please?
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