Learning about Hungary

Your problem is the frequency and voltage - it's 230V and 50 Hz. 

Most laptops will work no problem as they have universal power supplies.  Just needs a plug adaptor.  Everything in HU uses Schuko sockets (Google it).

Printers are problematic as we use A4 sized paper but many printers will be OK as they are adjustable/universal.

Things with motors and heaters in them (like hair driers, washers, fridges) won't work (unless switchable). 

And North American TVs will be useless as it's a different system.

Radios work fine on FM in theory except the channel spacing is different but digital radio, no chance of that working at all.

Internet providers are all much the same. Depends where you live as to what you can get.  Budapest City - fibre is available to lots of places. Outside main cities, either DSL or Cable.  There are gaps so you might need mobile 4G (more expensive).

thank you very much. As far as electronics go.... are the prices and availability sufficient?  you know should I buy and bring or.... just buy upon arrival . I do appreciate your quick reply....

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thank you very much. As far as electronics go.... are the prices and availability sufficient?  you know should I buy and bring or.... just buy upon arrival . I do appreciate your quick reply....

Rather than keep us guessing, best to say exactly what you want to buy as everything is generally available at a price. 

If you want a police scanner, an oscilloscope, CB radio or an air band transceiver that might be more difficult.

Stuff like mobile phones, tablets, network switches, laptops or PCs or disk drives are of course trivially easy to get.

Your most difficult problem is getting a US keyboard but even that isn't very difficult.

To save confusion, can you carry on with your first post instead creating a new thread with the same title.