is there any difference between countries? live in Australia and was advised I should make sure first ???
236552
Hi there, thought I could help you out with your question. I bought one for myself about a year ago and I live in Singapore. Didn't experience any issues.
85380
I am guessing that you are looking at two different suppliers. There are different prices for the same thing depending on who you buy it from.
322647
The one I ordered was no different. It just cost less! If there is difference, I am not aware of it.
634358
To be honest I am not sure. We use 120 in the states and I have read that they cannot be used in Australia. There are a few websites that have reviews for which ones can be used in Asia. Sorry I can't be of more help :(
1035473
This guy gives a great comparison. There are some minor but important differences that may matter to you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkgR_307OEo
647702
Not sure, Read the reviews on both and it should tell u. Has been a while since I purchased this and have forgotten what the difference is
2160358
Sorry mate, I'm in Australia and we bought the item for our boy in the US - I would not have a clue about your query.
1814147
Yes. Without doing a careful comparison, it seems the same. Was there something specific you were concerned about?
1462701
It depends on where you order it. A North American version may not work on an Australian 3DS due to the region locking on the handheld. I recommend further research on the matter.
373642
I never checked before, so I found this a helpful question to me also. It is not us/UK/ Europe.
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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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Sorry Susanne, I am in US and dont have any knowledge for Aussie standards.
930141
Better to get the advice from a local store. If you get the wrong one from Amazon you won't get a refund.
1768973
There doesn't appear to be any difference, even in the price. Both ship from the same place, too. Probably the same product with a different name?
1663109
Nothing, it is the way the seller is describing the product. The contents are the same, depending on where your product was manufactured (you have no control over that). Hope that helps.
2024400
Not exactly.. This is an article on the differences: answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070712085847AAi3pf9
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Not sure if it matters all that much. Mine was a new(isn) Xenyx mixer that I bought in Australia. I simply ordered the US equivalent and it worked a treat. Hope it helps. Cheers