What does the International Model mean? Is there a difference in the U.S.?
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I called Nikon and they advised me that "you don't want the international model. It's an import and you can't get service for it in the US". Glad I called.
34576
Japan. But some models are not, so look at the label, right on the front of the machine. You can see it in the picture on line.
878650
In theory, as long as it is a model for the United States market, it should work just fine.
1083620
Looking at the page, it looks like they have separate inventory that is specifically meant for China - the likely difference being the documentation that comes with the hardware due to regulations imposed by the Chinese government. Anyway, I think it's very safe to say that if you order this CPU in the US, and or have it shipped to the US, you will get an appropriate version.Also note that the designations for the CPU are exactly the same for both "versions" except one has "china" after it. Further, I have this CPU, live in the US, and my system has had no region issues (I am guessing you are concerned about "region locking", similar to what they do for DVD's). Looking at the page, it looks like they have separate inventory that is specifically meant for China - the likely difference being the documentation that comes with the hardware due to regulations imposed by the Chinese government. Anyway, I think it's very safe to say that if you order this CPU in the US, and or have it shipped to the US, you will get an appropriate version.Also note that the designations for the CPU are exactly the same for both "versions" except one has "china" after it. Further, I have this CPU, live in the US, and my system... » Read More Looking at the page, it looks like they have separate inventory that is specifically meant for China - the likely difference being the documentation that comes with the hardware due to regulations imposed by the Chinese government. Anyway, I think it's very safe to say that if you order this CPU in the US, and or have it shipped to the US, you will get an appropriate version.Also note that the designations for the CPU are exactly the same for both "versions" except one has "china" after it. Further, I have this CPU, live in the US, and my system has had no region issues (I am guessing you are concerned about "region locking", similar to what they do for DVD's). « Show Less
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i don't think there is any difference between the numbers. the "U" on the end is primarily a region indicator (JP for japan, USM, U, US, and so forth). the primary difference may be the information sticker or imprint on the battery itself. the charger does work for both of these rather well.
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Hi, Gabriella F! I can't say the difference! But I can say about International Version. It works great abroad with any mobile courier. ;-)
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Thanks for your inquiry.It means, is the difference between edition and edition in Japan in Asia not the game not hardware?In the game, the difference in displayed language is divided by an area, and the design of the character may be different.Would you help it?
902188
US Means it will only work in the united stats. Global means the phone will work anywhere in the world as long as it can connect to the provider you sign on for service with. If you don't plan to take trips outside of the united stats very often then there is no reason to have the Global phone. :)
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The only real difference is the packaging. The "business" model comes in a shorter, heavier box and has a bunch of "upsell" fliers and junk. It may have an instruction book as well. I also noticed that when I went to check out (as a Prime member) there was as difference in shipping times. Ordering on a Thursday, the business model said it would arrive the next day (Friday), but the home version not until Monday.
805104
There doesn't appear to be any real difference. The model we ordered in July 2013 was exactly the same as the one pictured in the current catalog, only the price and seller were different.
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we dont have that model in the us but i believe its the same as the us frontier. ive seen that model in thailand and i believe its the same
290128
any difference? why should I get US version instead of import? (or vice versa)
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I have no conclusive proof, but the specifications of the international and the US version seem to indicate that there is NO DIFFERENCE between them in the hardware, and that all of the difference lies in the firmware. In other words, reflashing the boot code and the OS will turn one into the other, if so required. That will void the warranty, though.
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N900 in international version and N900A is US version. That is the basic difference in these 2.
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can anyone tell the diference between the us version and tne international version, as per the mazon description they look the same. I am from Brazil and I want to buy the correct one to work here
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I also have heard a few claims here and there that the models made in Japan, for example, are better in some fashion or other though I haven't seen any very convincing evidence of this (is a Honda made in Japan any better than the same model Honda car made in the US?). Buying an imported lens is actually likely to be more trouble than its worth -- you likely won't get a valid US warranty and, unless you're buying from a US shop that has imported the lens, returns or exchanges can be very complicated if not downright impossible. Plus if you're buying from a foreign seller, shipping is typically VERY slow and customs can sometimes be a problem (many sellers cheat by declaring merchandise as "gifts" below a certain amount in order to avoid customs fees but this sometimes doesn't work as planned).
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It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and probably will not go back. It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and... » Read More It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and probably will not go back. « Show Less