Laptop with only English keyboard in Bangkok?

[johnbarley]

In the IT malls, have only been able to find  laptops with keyboards that have the Thai characters on them. Anyone know where to find laptop with only English characters?

[phetphet]

it might be worth contacting invadeit.co.th and asking them if they can source one. They are reputable online  dealers and might have contacts to get one.

www.invadeit.co.th

 

[seam0nster]

I have one that I'd consider selling, Acer Aspire v3-571g, intel core i-7, 8GB ram, big 15.6" screen, brand new 500GB SSD. The only problem is I've sticker bombed it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

 

[digbeth]

Higher end low volume models like a gaming models often don't have Thai screened on the keys and would come with a pack of thai characters on stickers to be applied 

 

Online stores like Dell and Apple used to be able to configure the keyboard to US only too

[jackdd]

By "English", do you mean UK or US layout?

[The Hammer2021]

Why is this an issue?

[johnbarley]

I didn't realize there was a difference. Guess it can be either.

[The Fugitive]

Must depend where you go. In Big C the all-in-ones, laptops and wireless keyboards on display all seem to be dual Thai/U.S. English. At least the ones I've looked at and purchased have been.

Edited April 25, 2021 by The Fugitive

[josephbloggs]

If you buy a Mac Book you can choose - English only or English / Thai.

[LongTimeLurker]

You can buy letter / number / character stickers and put them on the keys.

 

But really, the Thai characters are so small they're unobtrusive, I never even see them.

 

Except now you've got me looking for them ????

[bangsaenguy]

Check out Nobi keyboards. HomePro or BananaIT for sure

Edited May 15, 2021 by bangsaenguy