IT Stuff,
#1
IT Stuff,
Hi,
I should arrive in Auckland late March/early April and am thinking of buying a new laptop (Sony VAIO or Apple Macbook).
Do you think I should buy in the UK or wait and buy in NZ?? Am thinking about the difference in electrical plugs n voltage... And maybe cost?
Thanks,
I should arrive in Auckland late March/early April and am thinking of buying a new laptop (Sony VAIO or Apple Macbook).
Do you think I should buy in the UK or wait and buy in NZ?? Am thinking about the difference in electrical plugs n voltage... And maybe cost?
Thanks,
#2
Forum Regular
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 45
Re: IT Stuff,
Hi,
I should arrive in Auckland late March/early April and am thinking of buying a new laptop (Sony VAIO or Apple Macbook).
Do you think I should buy in the UK or wait and buy in NZ?? Am thinking about the difference in electrical plugs n voltage... And maybe cost?
Thanks,
I should arrive in Auckland late March/early April and am thinking of buying a new laptop (Sony VAIO or Apple Macbook).
Do you think I should buy in the UK or wait and buy in NZ?? Am thinking about the difference in electrical plugs n voltage... And maybe cost?
Thanks,
HTH
A
#3
Enjoying retirement
Joined: Jun 2008
Location: Rural Taranaki
Posts: 320
Re: IT Stuff,
The main problem with buying in the UK, is that if you have a breakdown you may have trouble getting it fixed under warranty.
#4
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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 45
Re: IT Stuff,
www.toshbuy.com are the cheapest here for Mac stuff if you want to compare prices. Oh and 'Apple Retail Stores' don't exist here, you have to go with the local approved indy, I can recommend which to avoid in Welly.
HTH
A
#5
Re: IT Stuff,
Definitely. I got offered an Ipod Touch for my birthday a couple of years ago and it was bought in the UK. The navigation button started playing up a few months later when it was still under warranty so I couldn't surf the net or listen to music, so I took it to Magnum Mac in Auckland and they got me a new one
Jen