sony tv from germany work in usa

sony tv from germany work in usa?
Have a tv here in Germany Bravia, would like to us it the usa can it work if I just change the cord to plug it in?
TVs - 3 Answers
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Nope can't do it, the USA use a different voltage than we do in Europe. Unless of course it says on the back of the TV that it runs on 110V.
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Wrong voltage and USA are not on PAL.
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Likey, if you can get it the AC voltage the label specifies, and it works with NTSC video, or you can force your video source to 720P or greater. The tuner will not work at all.

As a dual US/UK citizen going to work in Germany, is there any benefit to working as an EU citizen vs US visa

As a dual US/UK citizen going to work in Germany, is there any benefit to working as an EU citizen vs US visa?
I have to decide if I want to work as an EU citizen vs getting a work visa as an American. Does anyone know the tax specifics? Thanks!
Immigration - 1 Answers
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as a uk citizen there would be no restrictions at all working in germany, not sure about the US side of it

Does the XBOX 360 wireless adapter in germany work with the american xbox 360

Does the XBOX 360 wireless adapter in germany work with the american xbox 360?
i live in germany and im trying to get a wireless connection adapter for my xbox 360, i have the american xbox 360, but the adapter is german, would this work?
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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NO
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yes it is all made in china =D

I want to work in Germany but where

I want to work in Germany but where?
I want to work in Germany. I am native english speaker, and I don't speak German. Where could I find a job? I would like to teach conversational English or have an Office Job or even a tourism job. I'm Open to any job. Any suggestions? Websites? What websites are good? Where or whom shall I contact?
Other - Europe - 2 Answers
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Lexus showroom
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Most jobs in Germany require at least some knowledge of German, but not always. Most German jobs also require good qualifications or experience. Your best bet may be to try the high-tech, tourism, or financial multinational companies in the big cities, such as Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Cologne etc. If you're open to any job, perhaps seasonal agricultural work might be an option for you. However, I hear the pay isn't very good. Perhaps some of these websites may help: - Jobdays de. - Alljobs 24de. - Jobsuchmaschine24 de. - JobScout24 de. - Käuferportal - Absolventa de. - Jobs de.