What kind of computer should I buy when I go abroad Australia ? Advice and analysis from those who

First of all, I am also preparing to go abroad, and I am also thinking about buying a computer......Not a salesman of a brand, nor a computer expert......

It is ...... common phenomenon that it will be cheaper to buy abroad than at homeBut I always feel more comfortable buying in China, after all, the salesperson is talking about Chinese......Of course, there is nothing wrong with the landlord's strong English to buy in Australia If you choose a relatively large brand, the service is no problem

As for what computer to buy, it depends on what the landlord does If you are learning to design and draw or something, the computer (mainly the graphics card) is naturally better; If you want to play a game, it is naturally better; If it's just a tool, it's more flexible Another kind of requirements, girls like good-looking, Sony and iBook are naturally slightly better; Cost-effective natural domestic brands will be better, such as Lenovo; If you're a boy, I like to use Dell ...... anyway

There is also the problem of price, I don't know how much budget the landlord gives......You can buy different computers at different prices......Different models will be chosen for different purposes......I need to give more detailed information to the master

It seems to be cheaper to buy abroad, and it depends on the use.

It can be used.

The first power supply: as long as you first understand the power supply frequency over there, at present, the general foreign power supply frequency is mostly 60hz, and the domestic power supply frequency is generally 50hz, as long as you see that it is 50hz, you can use it, voltage is not a problem, because all laptop power cords are equipped with voltage regulators, that is, the big guy in the middle of the power cord. It automatically adjusts the voltage, which also ensures that the computer will not be burned out due to different voltages.

The second network: The network in Australia is also different from that in China, and it does not require dial-up, so it does not need to be set up specially, but can be plugged into the network cable. If you have a computer in China, you just need to bring it over, find a house with a network connection, connect it to the Internet cable, and you can use it directly.

The third operating system: the domestic computer can also be used in the same way, but the domestic belt can be the Chinese system, and the Australian local buy is the English system, so the difference.

Basically, domestic international students who come to Australia to study will bring their notebooks here, and everyone comes here to use them the same.

Yes, but the power adapter should be careful, the voltage abroad is a little different from ours. We are 220v and they are a lot 110v

Absolutely. However, it is more suitable to buy it in China.

1. If you go to Australia to buy a computer can not be cheaper than 20% in China, it may not be so high, now that online shopping is developing rapidly, you can shop online all over the world, why bother to buy a computer to Australia. There is no need for this.

2. If you travel to Australia by the way, you can consider bringing back a lower than the domestic brand of the same brand. However, the after-sales service problem cannot be ignored. So it's better to buy it in the country.

It is recommended to buy abroad, high-end computers are much cheaper abroad, and if you want to study in Australia, it is more convenient to buy abroad:

1. Laptops all use wide voltage, which is used worldwide, so don't worry about this. It can also be used when you bring it home.

2. The system of foreign computers is also win7 and win8, international synchronization, but that is the English system, you can come back and change it to Chinese if you are not used to it.

3. Some high-end products of big brands will have a global warranty, about the warranty policy, you can consult the brand's customer service.

4. Foreign and domestic networks are the same, Ethernet and Internet are just different names, and they can also be used after returning to China.

5. If you need to change the Chinese system when you come back, there is no difference between it and the domestic one after changing the game.

First of all, let's test the warranty, Dell global warranty, there will be no embarrassment that the warranty cannot be found abroad.

10,000 yuan is quite a lot of space to choose a cost-effective laptop.

Model: Dell Studio14R-298

Configuration: CPU: i7 - 740 4G DDR3 1333 HDD:

640g 7200/ 14'LED HD+ (1600x900) ***RW Win7 Prem 1G 5450 graphics card **Around 9000 yuan.

Dell doesn't have much to say in terms of brands, international brands.

Configure i7-4G-640G-1G graphics card. It can be said that all the games on the market have been cleared.

Plus Dell's workmanship, backlit keyboard, full interface (1394,......Basically a perfect match.

Note, foreign power interfaces may be transferred. When buying a computer, you need to pay attention. Let's take a look at the situation in Australia first.

I'm in the IT industry, so trust my advice. Thank you.

Buy abroad.

Consider the two major factors of computer ** and after-sales service.

From the point of view, if you buy a foreign brand, then there may be a certain difference, a large part of which is caused by tariffs. It can be approximated that the difference between parallel goods and licensed goods can reflect this situation from the side. For example, if you go to the United States, then many IBM machines are indeed much cheaper than domestic ones, up to 20%-30%, and in the European Union, many models of notebooks are about the same as the domestic price; In Japan, buying a Japanese brand notebook will be 1 to 3 percent cheaper overall, and some will reach 5 percent.

From the perspective of after-sales service, global warranty is the premise of purchase. However, the "global warranty" cannot simply be understood as the warranty can be obtained anywhere in the world, and there are still a lot of restricted contents. IBM after-sales service:

If you buy in China, you must first determine whether the product model you are buying is released in the country you want to arrive, if the country has not released the same model of product, then there is no way to provide technical warranty; In addition, for non-licensed products purchased in China, global warranty services cannot be provided abroad; Similarly, for products purchased abroad to obtain a warranty at home, similar steps are to be carried out.

Buy abroad, 17% tax at home, you can buy an Apple Macbook, Australia can install a Chinese traditional Chinese system.

Notebooks are actually the same.

If you're thinking about repairs.

Then I advise you to buy it abroad.

It is impossible to go abroad under the national joint guarantee.

I'm thinking about that too.

But I have friends who bought it in China and took it out, and it's okay.