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    S2110 will never be sold in Canada

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by DomD, Nov 18, 2005.

  1. DomD

    DomD Newbie

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    Hi everybody, maybe this is old news but I'll post anyway.

    I just got an answer from a mail I sent to Fujitsu about the S2110 being available in Canada. Here's what I got:

    Dear Fujitsu Customer, the S2110 is a USA only model and will not be available in Canada. We regret for any inconvenience.

    So guess we'll have to get from the US. By the way does the S2110 comes with an iternational warranty?

    Think I'll head over to the P1 site though it is a shame since I'm already working for a computer reseller here in Canada (goodbye employee's rebate).
     
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  2. Brian

    Brian Working at 486 Speed NBR Reviewer

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    Wow, that really stinks. I believe all of their warranties are International, so you should be fine.
     
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  4. Spare Tire

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    Those Fujitsu reps don't care to check their info for future releases. Last time i asked them if the s7000 serie would get dual pointing they said they have no plans of doing so in the near future and just when the s7020 came out BAM there it was.
     
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