Re: Buying notebook models not available in local inventory of the laptop dealer

On Feb 14, 2:27 am, "Don Phillipson" <e...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Roy" <royba...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

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I have noticed for a long time that laptop manufacturers have selected
models to be sold in a particular country and why are they doing that? .. .
.
Say for example, a model is available in USA, Singapore, Hongkong or
Tokyo or Europe but how come in not other parts of the world?
Is there a possibility to coax the mother office of these
manufacturers to sell a particular model that is available overseas to
be sold locally.

It seems unlikely that any law requires government approval before
a laptop can be sold in its country (i.e. this market is different from
that for automobiles, etc.)   Why not inquire of some manufacturer
and report results here.   We should be ready for such replies as
"We sell in coutry X only such models as we forecast will
maximize returns."

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Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)

Thanks for your input!
Well I have sent inquiries to these laptop manufacturers but they
never gave a proper reply, just saying they just sell the models that
was mandated by their mother company to be sold in a particular
country.
They should give more explanations to the prospective customers. I
don't understand why they are not doing such, if a certain individual
have the financial means to bring it to the country where he currently
resides then why are they( the laptop manufacturer/dealer reluctant to
even give a sensible feedback to his queries.?) What is their problem?
.

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