are their any Swedish online websites to shop for electronic goods? such as laptops or ps3’s etc
http://www.komplett.se
That’s where I usually buy electronic goods.
The site is in Swedish, so if you don’t speak Swedish you may need some help.
You can email them in English.
because they know that Americans will feed them
save the electronic goods for next year and sell it on Ebay to Americans
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I’m learning Mandarin and I want an electronic dictionary. I’m gonna be in Taipei for a few days soon. Does anyone know where there I can find a good affordable electronic dictionary? I want one that supports simplified characters and has more than one trustworthy dictionary like Oxford, Webster, etc…
Go to Guanghua Electronic Market (MRT Chunghsiao Hsinsheng) for the best deals.
Look for the brand BESTA and choose the model that fits you best (some have color screens that hike up the prices and stuff)
Their line of dictionaries include Oxford (I think) and English to Chinese and Chinese to English dictionaries, and a load of other stuff
I know there are many, but just like the way amazon & ebay are the top ones in general stuff, i was wondering which ones are the best for electronic goods?
New Egg
http://www.newegg.com/
Normally, the wholes sale markets for electronic goods are at Ban-Moh and Klong-Thom.
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As far as it takes to find a quality product. But probably not more than 3 hours.
I don’t know the name, but there is a computer shop in Al Ain Shopping Centre (also known as Computer Plaza) that sells second hand PC’s and laptops.
See this link for the location: http://www.thecomputerplaza.com/al-ain/location.asp
Thanks
everything always is look round for best deals,any extras even try asking the shop if that is the best deal they can do…you might get more off or even something else thrown in
good luck
happy shopping
Surcouf is the largest electronics store in Europe. It is in the 12th arrondissement at 139 rue Daumesnil.
http://www.surcouf.com/institutionnel/institutionnel.aspx?page=/institutionnel/fiche_mag_daumesnil.html
If you are from America, it’s usually cheaper to buy electronics in America though.