Is it good to get a laptop in USA or in India . What abt the international warrenty ?
Laptops & Notebooks - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
wher you live is a good place. Imagine the shipping cost's and inconvienience of taking it back?
Answer 2 :
The products in USA and India are way better.
Answer 3 :
http://www.outsideus.com may interest you
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Will a laptop bought in USA which is set for a specific voltage and current work in another country?
Will a laptop bought in USA which is set for a specific voltage and current work in another country?
Different countries have different specification of Current and Voltage for their electric supply. So will an electronic equipment bought in one country work in another country with 'different' current. If not, is there any 'adapter' which can be used?
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
In back of your computer you should have a selector switch for the different voltage settings. Reason being that some computers are sold in Europe which has a 240 versus our 120 volt rating. If you did switch to the 240, you would need to buy an adapter for your plug as all the different voltages have different plugs. Probably would cost $2-$5, depending on where you got it. You would also switch the tab in the back of the computer from 120 to the 240 volts.
Answer 2 :
Any travel section of any department store will sell travel voltage adapters. Or web search >foreign voltage converters +laptops
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Different countries have different specification of Current and Voltage for their electric supply. So will an electronic equipment bought in one country work in another country with 'different' current. If not, is there any 'adapter' which can be used?
Laptops & Notebooks - 2 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
In back of your computer you should have a selector switch for the different voltage settings. Reason being that some computers are sold in Europe which has a 240 versus our 120 volt rating. If you did switch to the 240, you would need to buy an adapter for your plug as all the different voltages have different plugs. Probably would cost $2-$5, depending on where you got it. You would also switch the tab in the back of the computer from 120 to the 240 volts.
Answer 2 :
Any travel section of any department store will sell travel voltage adapters. Or web search >foreign voltage converters +laptops
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
If I bought a computer (Mac Mini or Laptop) in USA will it work in UK?
If I bought a computer (Mac Mini or Laptop) in USA will it work in UK?
I am going to the US soon and rather than spend a load of money at home for a computer, I can get a cheaper one there. I know that power supplies are different for the USA and UK but if I brought the computer home and then bought a power cable back home will it work?
Laptops & Notebooks - 5 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Yes it has no reason for it not to, I have imported a laptop and a zune myself from the us. You need to change you time settings, get an adapter or new charger, may have no warrenty. http://www.avforums.com/forums/laptops-netbooks/376762-buying-laptop-usa-use-uk.html read some of that
Answer 2 :
yes, and the power supplies automatically switch between 110 and 240volts so you just need a $1 adapter. Apple price fix worldwide though and unless you are particulary lucky with the exchange rate it makes no difference on price. I know this as an apple user who goes to the states a lot. I got mine cheap by buying one new from ebay (my macbook pro cost £1400 instead of £1800 and the applecare cost me £90 instead of £300) I think people take advantage of not only the exchange rates but also student discounts and the varying worldwide cost of applecare in order to provide the machines and warranties so cheap. EDIT: the warranties are applicable worldwide.
Answer 3 :
yes it should work
Answer 4 :
Yes, all you need to do is a get all in one adapter that will let you plug it into the UK.
Answer 5 :
yes it will
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I am going to the US soon and rather than spend a load of money at home for a computer, I can get a cheaper one there. I know that power supplies are different for the USA and UK but if I brought the computer home and then bought a power cable back home will it work?
Laptops & Notebooks - 5 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Yes it has no reason for it not to, I have imported a laptop and a zune myself from the us. You need to change you time settings, get an adapter or new charger, may have no warrenty. http://www.avforums.com/forums/laptops-netbooks/376762-buying-laptop-usa-use-uk.html read some of that
Answer 2 :
yes, and the power supplies automatically switch between 110 and 240volts so you just need a $1 adapter. Apple price fix worldwide though and unless you are particulary lucky with the exchange rate it makes no difference on price. I know this as an apple user who goes to the states a lot. I got mine cheap by buying one new from ebay (my macbook pro cost £1400 instead of £1800 and the applecare cost me £90 instead of £300) I think people take advantage of not only the exchange rates but also student discounts and the varying worldwide cost of applecare in order to provide the machines and warranties so cheap. EDIT: the warranties are applicable worldwide.
Answer 3 :
yes it should work
Answer 4 :
Yes, all you need to do is a get all in one adapter that will let you plug it into the UK.
Answer 5 :
yes it will
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