HP Touchpad - Hardware Support Outside of US

I purchased an HP Touchpad thru ebay sometime ago. I notice recently there is a one or two pixel horizontal line which appears 0.6 of an inch from the top border (it is slightly below the notification bar and runs parrallel to it. This line will show as a vertical line when I rotate the Touchpad and it is quite pronounced in this mode.
My questions are:
Does HP support the Touchpad outside of the USA. I live in Malaysia.
Secondly, can this problem be rectified by repair thru warranty or payment. Does the warranty cover this problem?
If I am addressing this to the wrong forum, please direct me to the proper one.
Much thanks,
tzabidin.
Post relates to: HP TouchPad (WiFi)

tzabidin wrote:
I purchased an HP Touchpad thru ebay sometime ago. I notice recently there is a one or two pixel horizontal line which appears 0.6 of an inch from the top border (it is slightly below the notification bar and runs parrallel to it. This line will show as a vertical line when I rotate the Touchpad and it is quite pronounced in this mode.
My questions are:
Does HP support the Touchpad outside of the USA. I live in Malaysia.
Secondly, can this problem be rectified by repair thru warranty or payment. Does the warranty cover this problem?
If I am addressing this to the wrong forum, please direct me to the proper one.
Much thanks,
tzabidin.
Post relates to: HP TouchPad (WiFi)
This is the correct forum.
I am not sure if HP has a service center in Malaysia or not. My guess is that HP will only service your TouchPad in certain countries. Like the US, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, and maybe Austalia. I don't know that for certain, so you should definitely call HP Support and inquire about how to get your TP serviced. And yes, I would think a malfunctioning LCD screen would qualify for warranty repair.

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