Can I use it in Mexico? I noticed there is a difference in the North America versi&oacute;n (D820) vs. International (D821). I haven't seen it here and it seems like Mitsuo N. was able to use it...
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Yes, this model will work in Mexico. Mexico has both GSM and CDMA networks,but GSM is far more prevalent than CDMA. (LTE build-out is way short of complete.) Roaming from a non-Mexican plan is likely to be expensive. Cheaper option is to buy a Mexican SIM card for use while you're there, but it's not absolutely required.
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I bought mine in US. So i can use it here. But i bought one before in Spain and i i had to use an adop
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I bought mine from amazon and so far so good on multi region use. Must say that long term use has not happened for me yet. Will get back to you on that.
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Hi, I use ir un Mexico don't know ir ir worms un Israel, bit here un Mexico works perfectly!!!!
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I got a South American model by accident. Oh well, no problem as long as I have problems. As for the menus, there is a choice for Japanese in the Language list. However, all the camera buttons are marked in Roman characters like AF, etc. As for an instruction manual, I had to download an English version from the Panasonic web site. I am guessing you could download a Japanese version from there also. I like the camera a lot. It is the perfect travel companion. I will get a 3rd party flash for it as the Panasonic one is too expensive. The pop up flash is too limited (too slow and too much redeye) as I take a lot of indoor shots. I got a South American model by accident. Oh well, no problem as long as I have problems. As for the menus, there is a choice for Japanese in the Language list. However, all the camera buttons are marked in Roman characters like AF, etc. As for an instruction manual, I had to download an English version from the Panasonic web site. I am guessing you could download a Japanese version from there also. I like the camera a lot. It is the perfect travel companion. I will get a 3rd party flash for it as the Panasonic one is too expensive. The pop up flash is too limited (too slow and too much... » Read More I got a South American model by accident. Oh well, no problem as long as I have problems. As for the menus, there is a choice for Japanese in the Language list. However, all the camera buttons are marked in Roman characters like AF, etc. As for an instruction manual, I had to download an English version from the Panasonic web site. I am guessing you could download a Japanese version from there also. I like the camera a lot. It is the perfect travel companion. I will get a 3rd party flash for it as the Panasonic one is too expensive. The pop up flash is too limited (too slow and too much redeye) as I take a lot of indoor shots. « Show Less
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sorry, can't help you there. I have only used this GPS in the US. You will probably have to do some research with Mio directly to answer your question.
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Sorry, but the company does not support other country than USA, I live in Panama and they don't have a map of Panama, and it is useless the GPS outside of USA.
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Usa, yes. It was used already in Israel (no problem) and will test Mexico next month.
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That is a good question for Lowrance. The unit will work anywhere in the world provided you have the charts. I don't believe you can get the Insight charts for Mexico, and Navionics doesn't appear to offer them either. C-Map sells them, but I don't know if your Lowrance unit can use this format. You may want to pse this question to Lowrance or go onto an Internet blog or find a ham radio net in the Sea of Cortez to ask around.
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Yes and no . You can use it any where. But first you need to know spanish cause thats what language it comes in. When i finally figure it out. There was some settings that was still in spanish. I just returned it back. To much work.
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Unless there are legal restrictions (not likely) it can be used in any country; I am using it in Mexico
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I was in Mexico. If you have the international T-Mobile plan data is free, but voice is extra. It worked for me in the Cancun and Playa del Carmen area. If you want to use it in Mexico sans T-Mobile and if it is unlocked you should be able to have it work with a local SIM card. I haven't tried using a Mexican provider SIM card with this phone.
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I've used in USA, Ireland & Italy with no problems. I have not used in Asia yet, but I cannot see there being a problem as it's linked to Google Maps (on your computer) which has no boundaries. Unless of course there are restrictions with access to Google Maps in those areas.
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Hello, Mao, I checked the warranty I received and it is only for the United States and Canada. I am very pleased with the camera and the accessories that came with it. I wish you well. Mitos
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Yes, I bought mine in US, used it and now I am using in Brazil, works very well.
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Hola Enrique! el que ofrece Amazon es modelo 1065NA que viene solamente en ingles. Existe otro modelo multilenguaje, incluido español, confirmado por servicio técnico de Palm que es el 1065NA. Solo queda saber si Amazon puede vender el de multilenguaje. Saludos.
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Yep, I have the same problem.Not sure why Mio introduces such a limitation.I asked my shop and they received confirmation from Mio that it should work.Unfortunately loading the maps fails, even if you copy them in the prime memory under the maps folder.The European maps use the fbl extention, the US ones use .map, not sure if this is the key to the problem.Anyway, if Mio thinks I will buy another Mio to use European maps then they are dreaming...