how does it compare to 58045?
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If that refers to the Lowes look alike, the lowes one is not the same quality. This one is better
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I don't know. I"ve never used the 58045. They look alike but you can go to the Lowe's website and compare them.
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compares very well as far as I can tell. I really like mine. Seems to have all the same available features.
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I am not familiar with 58045. I just know that this product is very good and fit my needs
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5800 has considerably poorer build quality, its all plastic and makes a lot of creaking and cracking sounds. Also defects are hit and miss with the 5800. My wife has one and it's great, but I got one from a different batch and the case is loose and the touch screen makes creaking sounds with the haptic feed back turned off. I went through two of them before giving up and getting a E71 instead.
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I was wondering the same question (560 vs. 460). In reviewing the product descriptions it would appear that the 560 does not have Nexflix (or other online streaming) capabilities. Can someone confirm that this HAS been added to the 560? Thank you in advance...
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if the price difference is not a factor then i would. I have the 430 exII on my 5d2 and it works fine but wish I had waited and bought the 580 so that I could use two 580s for a setup. You may also want to pick up a few books on flash photography (both on camera and off) before you buy. There are so many good books on amazon, Scott Kelby or Bryan Peterson being my favorite.
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According to HP, the Platinum editition is 6X faster than the regular one. While this might be true, it is however not worth to pay 50% more. The traditional one exceeds my expectations anyway. After all, at least for myself, an average user of this calculator would not notice the speed difference under normal circumstances. So, my suggestion would be, stick to the older one and save about $23.
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The (ending with) 580 model, has BLACK outside covers and PVC headband; the (ending with) 581 model, has chrome color outside covers and LEATHER headband. Here is a link to the sales brochure I found: http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/mediawebserver?mwsId=66666UgxGCuNyXTtoxTVLXT6EVtQEcuZgVs6EVs6E666666--&fn=3MO-4688_WS_Sellsheet%20LR.pdf
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You can read the tech differences, but I bought the 555 after trying the 580. I could hear little difference in a 20 x 20 room. I like my music loud, but did not crank it up to "very high".My room speakers are Bose Acoustimass 5 Series, so I have some ear for good sound.Ultimately it came down to size; the smaller 555 fits under my 50" TV very nicely. And the Dialog setting on either model is very effective (We no longer need subtitles on videos.)
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I agree with you, after researching it thoroughly, the 7645 is superior. The 7745 is a stripped down version. Now that you mention it, getting 5 handsets is a really good move. Even if I sell one and keep one as a spare. Great suggestion.Also, I didn't even realize that at the top of the product page there are links to 2, 3, 4, and 5 handsets for this model. I figured it out after you lead me there.
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I have both the 3540 (work) and the 3530 (home). The only difference that I really noted was that the 3540 has a larger interface display panel and all functions are accessed through the touchscreen interface panel. The 3530 has a smaller display panel and touch panel buttons that are used to access the printer's features (there is a number pad and arrows on the 3530 that you use to choose options, whereas on the 3540 you touch items on the display itself). Otherwise they appear to work the same and quite well. I am very pleased with them and would recommend either. As for the cost difference, I don't know. When I purchased them, the 3540 cost more than the 3530.
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I sent it back to exchange for the 8770. I like Janome but this one is plastic throat plate among other things. Go with the 8770 (its the same as the 7330 Mongolia without the decal. It works great but does not have automatic tension. I love myths DC3050's for my beginning students, but the 8770 will do just fine and is put together better and runs smoother.
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I just upgraded my 8600 plus to the 8620 today and have aleady noticed alot of little enhacements. The automatic document feeder is more reliable and handles larger loads. Duplex printing is much faster. The output tray is less sticky and doesn't jam as easily when you pull it out.
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i like the 410 becuse of the longer battery. but the 440 is newer modell , because it s newer it does not mean that is more faster??? or why the upgrade modell supposed to be better? can i just buy one more battery with it and carry it with me? i don t know what is ddr3 ram , and n455 processor. i m very bad with computers.
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Seems to be close to the 8500. The specs show it to be slightly slower if I recall correctly.
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The 450 is the latest unit and it is easier to clean and also vacuums when cleaning. By what I have read about the 390 they have issues with leaving water and cleaning them out. the 450 so far has been brilliant. It cleans the floor so well it shines. So far I am very impressed with 450. Hope it helps.
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The 608 is an inch larger on the horizontal. It also has the keys on the face which is nice to have, I am not sure the 580 has any at all. It appears the 580 is more set up to be used like a writing tablet, long side vertical, where the 608 is set up with the long side to be horizontal. Although either is usable however you want to use it. I would recommend the 608 if going to be used graphically. As far as the programs you are using I am not familiar, I use Photo director and Power director. The tablet is far better than the price you pay.
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If you have made the investment in a 5D MkII I would suggest adding the 580EX II to the equation. In all honesty I would look at getting 2 580s which would give you a mobile studio. In terms of compatability, any of the Canon speedlites will work. The 580 delivers the most power which is important because more power =more flexibility. I hear people say the 430 delivers enough power to light anything in any situation. This is true, but you often have to run that 430 at 1/1 power where the 580 would be at 1/2 power, meaning faster recycle and 2x more pops per battery charge. The 580 is also the only Canon Speedlite that has a PC cable connector. Trust me - that is a big deal. I use 2 580s and I can shoot almost any situation without being tied to a studio.
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Shad, since I have only used the 999 I really cannot compare it to the 899, but suspect some of the features I have found useful on the 999 most likely do not exist on the 899. There are some very good features driven by what I believe has to be complex software programing that I am sure do not exist on the 899.