If I purchase the Lenovo Yoga Multimode 10-inch tablet in the USA, will I be able to use it in South Africa?
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Yes, there should be no problem. All you need is a 220\110 volt power source and a WiFi access point. I've had the Yoga tablet for 3 months and love it.
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Hello. Yes, you can use Lenovo Yoga anywhere in the world. It is very comfortable, practical, easy to use and very beautiful. I highly recommend it
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The tablet is locked, and that means that it is not designed to be rooted or have another images installed on it. With that said, the tablet will function anywhere in the world.
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I don't know why not. I took the 64gb micro usb card out of my samsung tablet and put it in the Lenovo Yoga 10+ . No Problem !!!
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No reason why it shouldn't fit. The differences are in technology, not in form factor. This link should be helpful.: http://www.tomshardware.com/news/lenovo-yoga-tablet-specs-hd-screen,26102.html
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Go to Lenovo website to confirm. Off the top of my head I would say NO but might be incorrect.
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Don't know. Try calling Lenovo Tech support for explanation. That's Lenovo dot com in the US. for contact info. I've always found their service very good.Good Luck.
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Yes, you definitely can. Buy the international version, and I'm sure it will work perfectly.
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Am not sure because I sent it to Africa and it did not work, and in had to bring it back to the u.s
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I do know that some of the users where I work have used it in Kenya, Tanzania and Ethiopia but I do not know of anyone who has attempted to use it in Southern Africa. I hope this helps.Jason
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No. You would need to contact a Lenovo reseller in one of the Spanish-speaking regions. US resellers don't have an access to such option.
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you have to purchase the sim card in the country you wish to use it. I did so on my trip to South Africa and could never get a connection. it was worthless to me. however my sister in law is more savy with technology and used hers with success.
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I'm pretty sure this device will not work in South Africa, but Amazon has a specific adapter for South Africa. Also, many hotels in South Africa have 110 plugs for American travelers.
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NO...NO...NO if you bought a US model. This is the 3rd time answering the same question!
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yeah, you could, actually I bought it in US and get it back to China.U need to fill the form in below link:http://www.dell.com/support/retail/us/en/19/ownershiptransfer/IdentifySystem
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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
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Hi, don't think so. Please check here: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ideapad-yoga-13-review,3497-4.html
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I would recommend lenovo yoga 2 11" instead of this one. You can get it from outlet.lenovo.com ... New computers sell for $370 ... You can use it as a laptop and a tablet. Also their customer service is better. When you buy an Asus, assume that it does not come with warranty. They will not honor it :( Lenovo is not the top of the line brand but at least they will honor their warranty when something goes wrong ... I have had too many bitter experiences with Asus ... I won't use any of their products at home or office ...