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Is it true that video equipment is cheap in Thailand? Are you interested in a HDD camcorder of normal companies?! What are the prices? Waiting for an answer!
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When we traveled in 2005 we were told that plasmas are cheap in Tae. We have already developed a plan to bring it home, but we asked the Russian-speaking guides - they don’t know, they themselves erased their legs to the knees in running around the shopping centers of Bangkok - they didn’t find anything cheap. For normal companies Sony, Panasonic the prices were comparable to ours, so don’t get your hopes up, it’s better to follow our New Year’s sales. Especially since the equipment supplied to us has a Russian menu. By the way, a friend bought a V / camera in Singapore, but at home it turned out to be the same price
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answered 17 years ago
Thank you! I want to buy for the family! There is an old one, but I would like to update it! (Progress) Secondly, we live in Tallinn! Prices may differ from Bagrationka, for example! JVC GZ -MG130 30GB HDD costs about 700 USD. !
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answered 17 years ago
And we were in Thailand in November of this year and bought a Sony HDD camera for $500. Excellent quality and guarantee all over the world, the menu is in English and Russian, so I think there is no difference where to buy, the difference is only in price.
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answered 17 years ago
Yes, everything is cheaper, BUT ...
1. The Russian language may not be in the instructions or in the camera.
2. Service center in Thailand. If something happens, you will pay for repairs at home. You can't take it to Thailand.
3. You can find a VERY CHEAP camera, gray assembly, for example, on the border with Burma. She will work either a day, or ten days, or a year after purchase, no one knows :(
P. S. I have a JVC Everio 30GB, I bought it at home... for ~$600 in February, and then in Thailand it cost ~$550 in a tukkome...
1. The Russian language may not be in the instructions or in the camera.
2. Service center in Thailand. If something happens, you will pay for repairs at home. You can't take it to Thailand.
3. You can find a VERY CHEAP camera, gray assembly, for example, on the border with Burma. She will work either a day, or ten days, or a year after purchase, no one knows :(
P. S. I have a JVC Everio 30GB, I bought it at home... for ~$600 in February, and then in Thailand it cost ~$550 in a tukkome...
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answered 17 years ago