PC.com in Thai?

[htmlindex]

I would appreciate comments & appraisals on the below name.

พีซี.com
xn--c3c1b1db.com

I would appreciate if any Native Thai speakers could confirm if this is correct, thanks!

 

[yesgod]

I don't know

 

[cjbay]

I can ask somebody she usually takes like a week or 2 to get back to me through emails. I'm sure you'll find an answer to that before then, but I'll ask her anyways and get back to you when she replies. The computer market is different in Thailand though. Not many people own personal computers, but internet cafes are on every corner (and they usually have like 20 to 30 pc's in there). I'd estimate that 90% of people who use computers in Thailand are using them in internet cafes. I don't know if thats a good or bad thing for that keyword.

 

[htmlindex]

I can ask somebody she usually takes like a week or 2 to get back to me through emails. I'm sure you'll find an answer to that before then, but I'll ask her anyways and get back to you when she replies. The computer market is different in Thailand though. Not many people own personal computers, but internet cafes are on every corner (and they usually have like 20 to 30 pc's in there). I'd estimate that 90% of people who use computers in Thailand are using them in internet cafes. I don't know if thats a good or bad thing for that keyword.

Thanks for your help, I have actually managed to confirm via other methods that it is indeed "PC" in Thai

 

[Jaco]

I can ask somebody she usually takes like a week or 2 to get back to me through emails. I'm sure you'll find an answer to that before then, but I'll ask her anyways and get back to you when she replies. The computer market is different in Thailand though. Not many people own personal computers, but internet cafes are on every corner (and they usually have like 20 to 30 pc's in there). I'd estimate that 90% of people who use computers in Thailand are using them in internet cafes. I don't know if thats a good or bad thing for that keyword.

Since "PC" is an abbreviation for "Personal Computer" and in Thai, they may not call them "Personal Computers", wouldn't the abbreviative letters not have the same significance in another language?

Or is "PC" a common phrase/term/abbreviation in Thai?

 

[htmlindex]

Since "PC" is an abbreviation for "Personal Computer" and in Thai, they may not call them "Personal Computers", wouldn't the abbreviative letters not have the same significance in another language?

Or is "PC" a common phrase/term/abbreviation in Thai?

It does seem to be as common term in Thai, just have a look at the images & search results:
http://images.google.co.th/images?hl=th&q="พีซี"&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi
http://www.google.co.th/search?hl=th&q="พีซี"&btnG=ค้นหา&meta=&aq=f&oq=

 

[kukgle]

พีซี is spell correctly in Thai language. According to Keyword Tool, there has only 14,800 search a month.

As I am Thai and being in domain market for a while, domain market in Thailand is not big booming. People are searching for other available name. There has a lot of famous Thai sites contain with funny characters or some Thai word with English like ohoza, dekdigg or postjung. Those name are top 100 sites in Thailand.

That means people are looking for some funny name other than buy domain name from others.

As I remembered บอท.com <- bot.com sold around $45
And the highest domain (only) sold in Thai board is sports.in.th bundle with sport.in.th cost $540

Hope you get a clue to apprise your domain. :hearts:

 

[wellmanneredsquirrel]

I think it's about to change, kukgle,

http://www.idnguru.com/media/IDN_keyword_domain_search_success.pdf

 

[Fka200]

I've gotten lucky with some of my Thai IDNs and their traffic. Bought blindly and dropped those I felt were 100% incorrect.. the ones I kept though are worthwhile .