what is the difference between the 5100L model and the 5000L model? Reviews for both items are the same! Yet one costs more than the other?
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5100=Use 3, 5, 7 and 10 mil thermal pouches without carrier or 1.5 mil with a carrier 5000=Use with 3, 5, 7 and 10 mil thermal pouches
826461
I have a D 5100 works great try it it's 30.00 Bucks if it doesn't send it back
509390
this is either the 500 or 500xt. i believe the difference is the load stops either not included(500) or included(500xt). when i bought mine the load stops were NOT included. best bet is to ask the seller.
1401367
I think that the Sony 32LL150 and L5000 are identical models, about to be discontinued. The LL150 seems to be sold at wholesale clubs, such as BJ's and Costco. I just bought the LL150 online from Costco for a deep discount - free shipping, should get it by next weekend.Hope this helps.
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John, Sonystyle.com lists the L504 for $349.00 and the L5000 for$399.00. The L504 has only 8,000:1 dynamic versus 13,000.1 dynamic for the L5000. Looks like the L504 is a bargain basement built unit.
488952
The V550 is the latest model and is replacing the V500...The V600 is an existing model, been out about a year...
1062520
If you really want a smiley face looking at you first thing in the morning, get the 5000. As far as I can tell from the comparison charts, there are no real differences between the 5000 (which I own), the 3000 and the 4000. RPMs, and battery lights are the same. Each toothbrush breaks up the two minute brushing cycle into 30 second periods, so you don't really need the count-down feature (?). IMHO, these are meaningless add-ons intended to increase the price without increasing the value
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I emailed Sanus before about that. Their response was: "The VLF410 and VLF510 are the exact same mount. If you are shopping for them I would just go with the cheapest option and both are the exact same mount with the same features."Don't know why they have 2 model numbers for the same thing.
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I think that the Sony 32LL150 and L5000 are identical models, about to be discontinued. The LL150 seems to be sold at wholesale clubs, such as BJ's and Costco. I just bought the LL150 online from Costco for a deep discount - free shipping, should get it by next weekend. Hope this helps.
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I found mine here on amazon (I had the 510 selphy but its the same battery nb-cp2l. price varies from around 50-70. You might find it cheaper on e-bay. It does make this unit expensive but I get a ton of use out of my 510 with it.
616106
I actually ended up canceling my order for the 5.5L and bought the 7L model. I spoke with the vendor as well as the manufacturer and was not aware of any advantages of the 5L over the 7L. Jack at Saratoga Jacks did say that the cooker performs best when full, so that is a consideration if you don't normally plan to fill the 7L. Good luck. I have used mine and am very happy with it.
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In all probability the 5100 because the other was the 4900 series (4965AGN) and they are now on the 5300 series. In looking at both of them I could not see any significant differences. I have had the for two or three years in my older laptop and it works quite well. So, I would say that it would come down to price. But if you are set on the newer of the two go with the 5100. Here is link to data sheet for the 5100 http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/wifi-link-5100-brief.html and here is link to info on the 4965AGN http://www.intel.com/products/wireless/wireless_n/overview.htm. Good luck.
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My take on the UL20A vs. the 1201N is as follows; If you want to pay $80 less, less battery life, less weight, but be able to play 1080P media and games, then get the 1201N. Otherwise, get the UL20A. The battery life on the 1201N isn't that bad, I can get 4.5 hours or so with medium usage, maybe 2-3 if I play 1080P media continuously. It's pretty decent for its capabilities.
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The 510 is only a manual flash when on the camera. The 500 is TTL on camera. Read more here: http://flashhavoc.com/yongnuo-yn-510ex-ttl-slave-flash-released/
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I have a d7000 which, unlike the 5100, has a built in motor -- there is a motorized version of this lens available (which is the latest incarnation and costs between $50 and $100 dollars more -- THAT is the one you want to buy. It also has some coating upgrades, VR2 and waterproofing. There are only three words that really describe this lens. Sharp. Sharp. Sharp. I Hope this helps.
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I have a 520, the Amazon page for the 510 looks the same as ours. I believe the're the same color.
284371
The more expensive one is, in fact, larger than the less-expensive one. The cheaper one is Model 1312-00. The more expensive one is Model 1312-50. There IS a difference!