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Old 20 Jun 07, 06:17 PM  
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Buying a camera...UK or Orlando?

Hi all, this september will be my 1st time in orlando since 94 (was 13 then!). Want to buy a decent camera (bout £130/$250) , would i be better getting one before i go or over there? If over there , where would be the best shop , thanx
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Old 20 Jun 07, 08:42 PM  
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hi Gander,in the same boat as you,you will proberly save between £20-£40 depending what camera you buy,compare with amazon.i know nothing about cameras so i asked the website dppreveiw,look on begininners questions on the forums,im the one that asks "what camera(have no idea)".happy with the response i got and will go with that camera,will proberly buy here though,hope this helps
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Old 20 Jun 07, 08:57 PM  
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We bought a cannon in Walmart was cheaper than here and we got a memory card which was much cheaper then here. Was about 2 years ago so I don't remember the price. Check out their website.
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Old 20 Jun 07, 09:18 PM  
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US warranties are not valid in the UK,also in the US they are only for 90 days,us ref numbers are in most cases different from UK/EU therefore
if questioned by UK customs they can tell which country the purchase was
made in. If you search the web you will find a lot of UK prices are better than
the US.
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When i lost my camera we were lookin for a replacement. I didn't think the prices were great personally . The prices vary considerably and tbh i didn't trust the patter of these dicount places ! If you do get one there i would stick to the malls .
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Old 20 Jun 07, 09:32 PM  
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i dont think there was much difference in price...
our camera failed to work after 3 days of our last holiday ...and we spent ages searching for a new one...in the end i bought a new one as we were missing out on memories and the price was not fantastic...
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Originally Posted by uklad23 View Post
We bought a cannon in Walmart was cheaper than here and we got a memory card which was much cheaper then here. Was about 2 years ago so I don't remember the price. Check out their website.
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US warranties are not valid in the UK...
Not exactly right James... If you buy a camera from Walmart (in fact anything at all), you can take it back to ASDA in the UK.
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Old 23 Jun 07, 03:17 PM  
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Last year we purchased a Panasonic DMC TZI from Walmart for £150, at the time it was £299 in Argos (Aug 06). They did tell me that if I had any problems with it then I could return it to Asda. I did ask Asda when we came home and they confirmed it. Had no problems with it yet
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Old 23 Jun 07, 05:52 PM  
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thanx for all the reply's, gonna have a think about it, maybe buy one here if its a very good deal, if one doesnt come up... orlando it is! cheers
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Old 2 Jul 07, 12:51 AM  
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I would definatly look at the prices of memory cards in Walmart as they are alot cheaper.
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