Planning to buy Dv6t series laptop.

hello,
i am planning to ask my friend to order the HP Pavilion Dv6t series laptop from US.i stay in india.wanted to know will i get the services from india if the product is in warranty period.thanks in advance.

From posts I have seen here by others_the answer is no. Only laptops sold in your region are eligible for local warranty service. That would leave you with the need to mail your laptop to someone in US to have it serviced in event of problems.
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