Is the 8G worth the extra hundred dollars: Is it worth it?
154967
Having used a 4G Surf for 3 months, I have no desire for more disk. I've got an 8 Gb SDHC ($30) plugged into the side and I'm not worried about space. The 8G also has 1 Gb of system memory instead of 512 Mb like the other models. I expanded my memory to 1 Gb and it really made no improvement in speed -- I'm running easy mode Linux right out of the box. Think about how you're really going to use it: if it's email, web surfing, and occasional documents, the 4G or even the 2G is most likely quite adequate.
826639
I went for the dn1000 instead of the 810, because of the GUI. Other than that I really didnt see much of a difference in spec wise. My friend has the 810 and I will be receiving mine next week.
668703
In my opinion go with the higher number RAM which, in this case, is 8G. I recently purchased a MacBook Pro. It came pre-installed with 4G, then I went online, bought more memory and upgraded it to 8 myself. You save alot of $$ by doing it that way.
2279644
780g was not part of my review. This question should be directed to Amazon.
668701
4g is ok 8 is better. But don't buy it from apple. Buy the laptop and add the extra ram. You can watch a video on YouTube on how to install it.
612048
where can i find it? soundsloud? i can't find it! besides, do you know when the 8G will available?
325401
About $15. Whatever the difference is it is not worth the additional cost. Buy the 838. It works as advertised.
1407746
Thanks for your response. Yes, I still need to know why the price is more for the 880. May be, someone else can answer that.
1313635
Graphics should be better on the A10 and that will probably be more noticable that the frequency bump on the A8. So if you really want to stay at the $100 price point, I would go with the A10. For a few $$ more you can get the A10 with the higher freqency and get the best of both worlds.
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Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so of course I bought the 800. Hope that helps. Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so... » Read More Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so of course I bought the 800. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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There are many variables to consider.If you plan on changing the operating system to WinXP get the 8G.I'm sure the 1G RAM will help it run faster.If you can get an 8G, I think it is worth the extra cost.If you don't plan on ever changing the operating system, then the 4G in plenty.Even the 2G is fine if all you do is surf, email, and text documents.The SD cards are great for storage if you need the extra space.
644624
The Gigabyte price is from $125 to $175 more than from other Amateur Radio stores.And it's not eligible for Prime. Excellent Radio and suggested list is $850. I wish Amazon could query some ot the Brick and Mortar Ham stores and get the price comparable.
1578624
In my experience, the 800mm is noticeably better, at least with my copy of the 400mm. The TC option is a lot lighter way to get to 800mm, though.
912866
I have both the 7000 and 8000. I find 8000 quicker on gaming (wired connection). The 8000 is also likely to have more updates gping forward like QOS (like the X4) to be released in Nov. Both are good routers and you shouldn't be disappointed. Good luck.
2019820
If your friend just needs it for music, then go with the 30 gig. I bought the 80 gig version, but it's complete overkill for me. I don't watch video on it, or even store photos. I keep about 4,500 songs on there, and it maybe takes up 15gigs or so. You can never have enough space, which is a fact for electronics, so I bought the 80 gig version for myself. If your friend is really into video or photos, then definitely get the 80gig version.
444157
Most of the features are the same, but the specs on the 800 seemed better to me? The 800 has more connectivity to the Grace website, your pc, and allows more choices in selections. Thought the processor was better. The receiver search function seems more user-friendly; any feature I've used so far has worked great; seamless connection to network, easy set-up (but that may be the same with the 200?); consider the Grace my best buy for music in a long time.
92119
Like I said, just making sure. I found a good deal on an 8GB class 4, I think $12.50. Really, not much more expensive than class 2, so I figured: why not?