On 03/01/04 04:18, robin stephenson said...
Ok buying a TSU7000 from the states as apposed
to buying one from the UK will actually save me
around £300.
Why do does the rest of the world get ripped off
by electrical company!
Has anyone done this? And if so does anyone know
of any pitfalls that may arise from doing so.
Could I buy the unit and plug the American style
plug into a universal plug adaptor and then into
a UK socket?
With the web surly companies have got to start
realising that this is the way that ecommerce
will develop and therefore produce products that
are priced correctly around the world- rant rant
rave rave!!!!
regards
Robin
According to Philips, you can't. This is what their web site says about this:
4. Can I use the TSU7000 in Europe?
No you can not.
Due to legal regulations RF devices can not be used in different regions. TSU7000 is FCC approved, but not CE approved. The latter is needed for Europe.
This, of course, doesn't mean that it won't work there.
