I can't speak for India, but in the US, every foreign version of
Amazon I've ever used acted as a completely separate webstore, I can't
recall ever being redirected to an equivalent listing on Amazon.com,
and have, at one point or another, imported stuff via Amazon's UK,
French, German, Japanese, and I think Canadian sites.
Granted, the US is one of the few countries that doesn't hit their
people with hefty fines for exercising their right to import foreign
goods, and it has been quite a while since I imported something via
one of Amazon's foreign sites(navigating a webstore in a language you
don't understand becomes much harder when vision loss strips you of
visual cues and the ability to take advantage of similar layouts, and
Kanji and Kana being among the character sets the accessibility stack
doesn't know what to do with renders much of what I remember from
taking Japanese for my foreign language requirement in High school
useless).
That said, I did a search on Amazon.com for Tander HDMI to USB
adaptor, and I think this might be a UK-exclusive brand... granted,
like with many electronics listings on Amazon, the product titles for
most results are practically word salad/alphabet soup, making it hard
to tell which results are valid and which are unrelated aside from
also interfacing with USB and/or HDMI doing a quick skim of the
results page with the level 2 heading navigational hotkey.
And while I can't think of any immediate use I'd have for such a
setup, am I correct to assume this would require the recieving port to
be at least USB 3.0?
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