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- - Using UK Apple devices in the USA (https://britishexpats.com/forum/usa-57/using-uk-apple-devices-usa-896019/)

hungryhorace

Apr 28th 2017 7:03 am

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Samsung make terrible washing appliances. Buy Bosch or Miele.

Lion in Winter

Apr 28th 2017 7:15 am

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Originally Posted by Nutek (Post 12240582)

The connectors would change every 6 months though and be completely incompatible with everything else ever made ever.

And the thing would be so thin you wouldn't be able to fit more than three articles of clothing in there.

Nutek

Apr 28th 2017 7:18 am

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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter (Post 12240739)

And the thing would be so thin you wouldn't be able to fit more than three articles of clothing in there.

And the three articles of clothing would have to be from apple.

iPants?

mrken30

Apr 28th 2017 9:04 am

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Originally Posted by Nutek (Post 12240740)

And the three articles of clothing would have to be from apple.

iPants?

And it would be obsolete in 2 to 3 years.

Nutek

Apr 28th 2017 9:53 am

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Originally Posted by mrken30 (Post 12240788)

And it would be obsolete in 2 to 3 years.

Months.

Lion in Winter

Apr 28th 2017 10:32 am

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Originally Posted by Nutek (Post 12240740)

And the three articles of clothing would have to be from apple.

iPants?

But if two pairs of iPants touch each other in there they'll start sharing things. Not good.

Guindalf

Apr 28th 2017 1:10 pm

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Originally Posted by hungryhorace (Post 12240453)

So, I wasn't inaccurate with the term I used? Good, glad we've cleared that up.

Who said that? Your imagination knows no bounds!

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Originally Posted by hungryhorace (Post 12240453)

Try sticking to helping simpletons with their devices rather than picking fights with those who know better than you.

Thanks for the advice and when I come across them, I'll be sure to take it.

hungryhorace

Apr 28th 2017 2:34 pm

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"you're making sweeping damning statements about something of which you don't even know the proper name!"

Which 'proper name' were you referring to?

jkeller

Apr 28th 2017 6:15 pm

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Originally Posted by RollingStones (Post 12239625)

A few months I decided to ditch my phone contract. So I bought an iPhone outright. I also have a relatively new Macbook Pro.

Can I use these in the States?

RollingStones did you buy an iPhone 7-7+? Only reason I'm asking is your phone is most likely model A1778(7)/A1784(7+). If it is, then it's GSM only. So it won't work with Verizon or Sprint. It will work just fine with ATT and T Mobile. Technically it could work with Verizon and Sprint LTE, but neither company will let you register a non-CDMA capable iPhone on their network. You can find the model number on the phone's back, it might be hard to see depending on the color.

Guindalf

Apr 29th 2017 12:30 am

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Originally Posted by hungryhorace (Post 12240888)

"you're making sweeping damning statements about something of which you don't even know the proper name!"

Which 'proper name' were you referring to?

I'm sorry, Horace, but as you seem unable to answer questions, this conversation is over.

As we've seen before, you just want to be self-opinionated and it appears you have your own agenda - and you are always right - so I am not prepared to sink to your level.

Do you have central heating and air under that bridge?

uk_grenada

Apr 29th 2017 12:36 am

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Just - 2nd the bosch/miele statement, bosch is cheaper and will last 5 years before death, miele - well i got a 10 year warranty but its 12 niw and shows no signs of decay, its even stove enamelled, its whiteness is as new, and the weight inside isnt concrete, its a huge chunk of cast iron, its bullet proof i suspect...

mrken30

Apr 29th 2017 5:59 am

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Originally Posted by uk_grenada (Post 12241055)

But does it have wifi? Is it software upgradable?

Nutek

Apr 29th 2017 6:43 am

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Originally Posted by mrken30 (Post 12241135)

But does it have wifi?

Not if you hold it wrong.

Pulaski

Apr 29th 2017 8:05 am

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Originally Posted by mrken30 (Post 12241135)

But does it have wifi? Is it software upgradable?

Probably these days. A quick search with Google identified internet-connected laundry appliances made by GE, Whirlpool, and Samsung. I presume the other leading appliance manufacturers have similar technology.

capin

Apr 30th 2017 2:46 pm

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Originally Posted by hungryhorace (Post 12240010)

I doubt any of the Apple lot outside of Cupertino know their Mach kernel from their Microkernel, but I digress.

Apple has some fantastic engineers based outside of Cupertino.

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