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    where can i buy a samsung laptop in korean?

    Discussion in 'Samsung' started by hoang3s, Sep 20, 2009.

  1. hoang3s

    hoang3s Newbie

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    I have a trip to seoul this month and I want to buy a samsung laptop here. Could anyone tell me where I can buy a laptop here? did Samsung have refurbished laptop? Do u have any website so I can order a laptop?
     
    hoang3s, Sep 20, 2009
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    Red_Dragon Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    THE STORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Nah, check out businesses there on google. You may find some place you like.
     
    Red_Dragon, Sep 21, 2009
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    what a pity. I dun understand korean.
     
    hoang3s, Sep 21, 2009
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    There's a popular place in Seoul for electronic markets...
    called Yong San. You can find almost everything there probably.
    I think you can get there by subway or bus..you can ask people for Yong Sahn Juhn Jah Sahng Gah (i just wrote as it would be pronouced, translation of Yong San Electronic Market) to find, they must be able to help out even if they don't understand english as perfectly.
    You can find much better deal over the internet, especially in Korea, but since you don't understand Korean written pages, Yong san would be not a bad place to go.
    And i recommend you to bring a korean guy who can be helpful cuz price dealing can be possible for some stores in there if you talk with them well.
     
    carlgo97, Sep 29, 2009
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