Can ps4 work internationally?
The PS4 has a 100v-240v power supply. As such it will work in every country without the need for any form of voltage converter. You only need a small plug adapter, or a replacement power cable. In addition, there is no region locking on PS4 games, so you can buy games from any country and use them anywhere, although there may be issues with DLC. Movies do still have region locking though.In addition, you will be able to use your PSN services from almost anywhere, I believe the only exception is mainland China where services are blocked. You may find problems with purchasing games however; for example, I had difficulty with a UK PSN account registered with a UK credit card buying games when I was not in the UK. However, if I used a UK PayPal account attached to my UK credit card then that wasn’t a problem, as long as I did it on the PS4 itself. It still failed when I used store.playstation.com from my laptop, when I’m not in the UK.If all else fails, you can always buy PSN cash cards with your PSN account country’s flag on them from Amazon, ebay, or elsewhere. These can be added from a PS4 or from store.playstation.com.
Did XBOX 360 live works in the whole world?
As of November 10, 2010, Xbox Live is currently available in 35 countries/territories: Worldwide Xbox Live availability. Australia Austria Belgium Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Czech Republic Denmark Finland France Germany Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Ireland Italy Japan Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Poland Portugal Russia Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan United Kingdom United States Users from other countries are not officially supported, although it is possible for them to access Xbox Live if they provide an address located in a country where Xbox Live is officially available. Will it work in Pakistan? Depends if the internet protocol will subside with network address translation in the process of modifying network address information in datagram packet headers while in transit across a traffic routing device for the purpose of remapping one IP address space into another within Pakistan locations. Middle East locations are currently having issues with service packet data, like UAE not allowing BlackBerry Data operating on any devices. But honestly, nothing is positively going to work since it isn't properly provisioned for Pakistan.
American video games in Canada will it work?
Yes, all countries in North America are of the same region. Video games (like DVDs and the extinct VHS tape) are often region-locked. The original Nintendo DS and its games were the exception to this rule. Its console and carts are unlocked and can be played around the world. The game you sent to Sweden didn't work on their console, because it must have been region locked--and Sweden is part of Europe, which is a different region than North America.
Can I buy a game for PS4 from Amazon UK when I am in any other country?
Buying console from different country, you might need to consider following things (only apply to Ps3&4, NOT PsVita, XBOX or Wii):1. payment and currencyit is another issue, we will not discuss here2.delivery policyAMAMZON might or might not deliver to your country or area.3.region of the consolegenerally, games do NOT have region restrictions. you can still see different game regions, i think it is related to classification of the games in different countries. You can play any region games on any console.HOWEVER, PSN and CONSOLE does have region issues.console region restriction is not a big problem. it is only related to playing Movies except Chinese region console. (movie region restriction, again, we will not discuss here)PSN region is something you might need to seriously consider.You will specify the PSN region when you lodge the PSN registration. In other words, you can register any PSN regions on any console. one login one region.Which means it is NOT necessary to buy UK region console to play UK only games.You can register UK PSN from your US console. (Chinese console can only have China region PSN). You can have multiple logins for different regions on one console.Any DLCs, friends list, game saving data, trophies are SEPERATED by regions.online game network will be depended on the games. majority of the games only allow you connect to the your own PSN region.Personally, I suggest you just purchase a PS4 locally and only buy the game from UK website.I hope it helps:)
How do I fill out a address line 1?
The recipients name/company:Name (John, Smith)Adresss (1000 County Way, Unit 200)ZIP, City, State, Country (90254, Neverland, CA, USAIn Europe the addressing scheme is slightly different:AustriaHerr Franz HuberBeethovenstrasse 121010 WIENAUSTRIABelgiumMr Willy JanssensLange Stationsstraat 3523000 LEUVENBELGIUMM. Emile DuboisRue du Diamant 2154800 VERVIERSBELGIUMDenmarkMr Thor NielsenTietgensgade 1378800 VIBORGDENMARKMr Torben RaldorfPO Box 100COPENHAGEN1004 VIBORGDENMARKFinlandMr Asko TeirilaPO Box 51139140 AKDENMAAFINLANDFranceM. Robert MARINRue de l’EgliseDunes82340 AUVILLARFRANCEMme Marie PAGE23 Rue de Grenell75700 PARIS CEDEXFRANCEWhen addressing mail to France, write the addressee’s surname in CAPITAL letters.GermanyMrs F MeierWeberstr. 253113 BONN 1GERMANYMr P KundeLange Str. 1204103 LEIPZIGGERMANYGermany has strict rules about receiving mail, which, if ignored, may result in your mail being returned to you with no attempt at delivery. When addressing mail to Germany, always:• Use the new five-digit postcode (using an old four-digit postcode will cause delay)• Put the postcode before the town name• Put the house number after the street nameGreeceMr George LatsisAlkamenou 37117 80 ATHENSGREECEIcelandMr Jon JonssonEinimel 80107 REYKJAVIKICELANDIrelandFrom 15 July 2015, a new seven digit postcode system has been developed for Ireland and should be used in all addresses, other than those for PO Boxes.All mail for Ireland should now be addressed as illustrated below:Eason80 Abbey Street MiddleDUBLIN 1DO1 P8N3IRELANDThe introduction of the new codes will not in any way affect the existing address structure. The postcode will occupy a new line at the bottom of addresses for domestic mail and the penultimate line for international mail.ItalySig. Giovanni Mascivia Garibaldi 2747037 RIMINI RNITALYLuxembourgM. Jaques Muller71 route de Longway4750 PETANGELUXEMBOURGMonacoAs FranceThe NetherlandsMr J van DietenMorsstr 1112312 BK LEIDENTHE NETHERLANDS(There should be a double space between the postcode and the post town)NorwayHerr Hans HansenSvingen 229230 BEKKEHAUGNORWAYPortugalSenhor Carlos Manuel PereiraAv das A’Augsa LivresMonte Trigo7220 PORTELPORTUGALRosalina SilvaR Conde Redondo 801192 LISBOA CODEXPORTUGALSpainSra Ana JimenezMimbreras 403201 ELCHE (Alicante)SPAIN(The province should be included in brackets after the town)SwedenFru Inger LiljaVasavagen 3 4tr582 20 LINKOPINGSWEDENSwitzerlandM. Andre PerretSchanzenstrasse 73030 BERNESWITZERLAND
How does the FCC catch illegal HAM radio users?
Basically, BobbyP's answer is correct, that the FCC can hone in on a radio's signal by triangulation, and then, when they have the signal source found, they can obtain a search warrant and both confiscate the radio and arrest the users and owners of the radio and of the property it is located... But, they don't really care about illegal signals enough to begin searching for their locations until a signal begins to interfere with some other citizen's legitimate lifestyle. For example, if the signal generated by your radio produces enough interference to television reception, or produces ANY amount of interference near to a hospital or other EMI-sensitve, tax-paying, or tax-utilizing facility, then the FCC will be a lot more likely to start hunting you down than if you were transmitting from out in the middle of nowhere. Or, if the contents of your transmission are considered by enough people to be intoloerable, then they will be more likely to start hunting you down. Then, they simply find out what frequency your signal is, they await your next transmission, they find out in what direction your signal is originating, and then they move however many miles in that direction as they feel they need to, then they reawait your next transmission, and they move in on you in that fashion. The fines that the FCC can impose on anyone can be astronomical -- if they already have a license and don't follow the rules.. BUT, if someone doesn't already have a license, then the FCC cannot impose fines. Then, the fines have to be ordered by a court of law. The FCC can ASK you to pay those fines, but, if you don't want to and if a jury can understand your need to have used your radio in the way you did, then you won't have to pay a single thing, and you might even be able to sue the FCC and get money out of them. This is because athough it is illegal to operate an amateur radio beyond the Citizen Band Range in an automobile, sometimes CB radios and cell phones cannot reach the proper authorities in emergency situations, so even the FCC has realized that not all unauthorized transmissions are in the slightest bit illegal. And, yes: if the FCC could detect signals from another planet, you can bet that they would be amongst the MANY who were interested in tracking them down.. right alongside SETI (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence).
How do you pronounce Thor?
It depends whether you are trying to pronounce it in Norwegian/Swedish/Danish (original languages) or in American English. The original pronunciation is "Tor" with a strong breath after the "T" (like "tin," not like "tarn"). The American version is "Thor" as in "thorn." The Scandianavian languages (and German) do not have a "th" sound as in English "thin" or "this" (those are two different sounds, actually). The "h" after the "t" just indicated that it was pronounced with a breath after the "t."