Buy a computer in South Korea, can a laptop bought in China be used normally in South Korea Chat QQ

There are leaflets in the computer store He gives you a lot of menu options Configure something You have to learn it can't understand it There are English Generally come with a network or cable TV signal or something You have to see clearly before you buy Now a very good configuration is 120W (this price may be relatively expensive, and generally you can't use such a good memory 2G hard disk 240 GF6200 The current card is OK CPU ben4 is on the line In fact, go to Longshan to disassemble these things and buy them back to install them yourself is not cheaper ps: Remember to turn off their service and send it to the door is certain to have a card reader mouse network cable camera look at you you don't want them to give it Also, be careful of being deceived!!

I don't know much about computers. But it's not too late to inquire about this after you come to Korea...

Electronic items such as computers are generally bought in Yongsan. It's a big electronics sales center in Seoul, and it's very cheap to buy a computer now

After getting there, everything will be solved, and it is better to take a look at the Korean forum.

Pay special attention to the voltage...

Buy a desktop now, ** you can configure an invincible one at 4000 yuan, don't be blinded!!

Can't you study in China? What do you learn if you don't understand the language? Can you learn well?

I live in South Korea, and I want to be more authoritative in answering your questions. First of all, the Korean electrical appliances are very good, including laptops. Such as Samsung, LG, and so on are all representative brands of South Korea, in South Korea relatively speaking, the style and performance are a few months earlier than in China, therefore, if you are from South Korea, the first thing is to have an advantage in style and cost performance.

I don't know how much cost performance you want, generally speaking, it is more than 1 million won, that is, between 6,000 and 10,000 yuan. If you run into **, it can be cheaper. However, it is said that laptops need tariffs when they enter customs, 20%, according to 5000 yuan, that is, if it is mailed to you, then it is 1000 yuan of tariff, and it is best to let your friends take it back to China.

If you buy it in South Korea, your notebook will be ahead of the country for a while, which is one of them; Second, 6000 10000 is not expensive, the cheapest, and more than 3000 yuan of ultra-thin and ultra-small.

But there is also one point, that is, the problem of warranty, although Samsung, LG and other companies also have branches in China, but they are generally in big cities, I don't know where you live? If there's a problem with the hardware, then repair is a problem.

For example, can the quality of the Samsung book made in Korea be compared with the domestic Samsung book? After all, the quality of electronic products in developed countries is a little better than ours, although it is the same Samsung technology. Therefore, it can be bought from South Korea, and the system can reinstall Chinese windows, but in case there is a problem with the hardware, it is a bit troublesome to find after-sales repair.

Think carefully

Yes, generally imported things are much better than domestic ones, and I say it's cost-effective.

Summary. Whether the notebook purchased in China can be used directly in South Korea, and if you need to talk about QQ, there are mainly 3 problems of plug, voltage, and network.

Voltage: Most of Korea is the same as China, with 220V, but there are some areas where 110V is used, so it's a good idea to check if the voltage is the same where you're going. However, usually, at present, the world's notebooks, including those made in China, can be used in 110V and 220V.

So don't worry too much. It is not at ease, look at the description of the voltage behind the notebook.

Plug, most of the three sockets in South Korea are round in the front and flat in the back, you see if your plug can be used, if not, spend 5 yuan to buy a adapter in a small hardware store on the roadside. It doesn't matter if you're going to a regular hotel in Korea.

Network, if you want to go online, you have to have a network. Either you stay in a hotel and use the hotel, or buy your own internet card.

Can a laptop bought in China be used normally in South Korea?Talk about QQ and stuff like that.

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If you buy a notebook in Korea or shout whether you can use it directly, and you need to talk about QQ, there are mainly 3 problems of plug, voltage, and network. Voltage: Most of Korea is the same as China, with 220V, but there are some areas where 110V is used, so it's a good idea to check if the voltage is the same where you're going.

However, usually, at present, the world's notebooks, including those made in China, can be used in 110V and 220V. So don't worry too much. It is not at ease, look at the description of the voltage behind the notebook.

Plug, most of the three sockets in South Korea are round in the front and flat in the back, you see if your plug can be used, if not, spend 5 yuan to buy a adapter in a small hardware store on the roadside. It doesn't matter if you're going to a regular group rental hotel in Korea. Network, if you want to go online, you have to have a network.

Either you stay in a hotel and use the hotel, or buy your own internet card.