What justfies the 20% cost difference over ESIN: B00FTUIZPI also from Docoller? Thanks!
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Not 100% sure, but my bet is the higher charging rate. This one is rated at 600mA to 1000mA, where the one you reference is rated only at 500mA.
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Check out Adorama's website. They're selling packs of two 16Gb Extreme cards (60MB/s) for $125. Slightly cheaper than what they sell them for here. The difference between the newer Extreme and the older Extreme IV is manufacturing cost. Since the IV was made, the technology has gotten better and cheaper, which is reflected in the current prices. The Extreme is better than the Extreme IV.
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Technically, there is no difference. There are two different vendors with different pricing on the same product. I would recommend that you do some investigating to make an informed decision. As I type this, mining difficulty is about 89M. It's about to go to 100-110M. 2 weeks after that, mining difficulty may rise by another 20-30%, and this may continue into the forseeable future. Make sure you know what you buy into before jumping in.
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I don'tknow. I haven't used the $38 product so I have no way to compare the two.
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The white balance issue may be partially resolved with the new Einstein heads from Alien Bees. The marketing blurb shows the range of the Einstein to be greater (9 f-stops!) than competing brands, including Profoto, but also includes a color shift graph that shows the Einstein does pretty well against the super high priced brands. All this for basically the cost of a (Canon) 580II (just under $500).I also want somewhat light weight heads, as I plan on shooting some photos with the (main) light on a boom.I'm still shopping for my first studio stuff, but Alien Bees definitely caught my attention.Check it out. The white balance issue may be partially resolved with the new Einstein heads from Alien Bees. The marketing blurb shows the range of the Einstein to be greater (9 f-stops!) than competing brands, including Profoto, but also includes a color shift graph that shows the Einstein does pretty well against the super high priced brands. All this for basically the cost of a (Canon) 580II (just under $500).I also want somewhat light weight heads, as I plan on shooting some photos with the (main) light on a boom.I'm still shopping for my first studio stuff, but... » Read More The white balance issue may be partially resolved with the new Einstein heads from Alien Bees. The marketing blurb shows the range of the Einstein to be greater (9 f-stops!) than competing brands, including Profoto, but also includes a color shift graph that shows the Einstein does pretty well against the super high priced brands. All this for basically the cost of a (Canon) 580II (just under $500).I also want somewhat light weight heads, as I plan on shooting some photos with the (main) light on a boom.I'm still shopping for my first studio stuff, but Alien Bees definitely caught my attention.Check it out. « Show Less
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I don't know what the difference is but it's definitely not Dell and not worth a dime. Mine would not charge above some percentage (can't remember exact percentage) no matter how many times I drained it. Seller wanted me to pay to ship it back. They finally sent a prepaid label which was a low resolution copy of a label either scanned or photographed that had some sort of Chinese text on it. Probably some guy selling out of his basement for all I know. Move on and find something else.
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S. Ali,I am also torn - can't see a big difference between them - which one did you get? Thanks!momphx2
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Yes, the DOCSIS 3.0 is way faster for uploading and downloading and will blow your 1 way out of the water. 8 channel downstream and 4 channel upstreaming. This is why i had to upgrade my modem, cause my internet service was better than my modem. http://goo.gl/O9OJQH
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No, I can't argue with that and now i see it's down to 119. I'd still probably go with the A570IS for 198 though over this tempting deal. It has the Image Stabilization, upgraded Digic III and you get a 2GB card included for the next week or so which essentially knocks 20 bucks off the price.
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There are several different options that are either the same cost or cheaper. I would go with the other options. I purchased this item based on review of stellar technical support, but I found out too late those reviews to be grossly incorrect.
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I am not sure about the price, but I downloaded the 30 day trial version, liked it (upgrading from older version), so I simply provided payment information when requested and was given the information codes to make the files permanent. Only problem is that I do not have a backup disk, and I need to look into that so you might inquire about this before you finalize the purchase. I hope this answer helps.Dave Kerkes, Ph.D., P.E.
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What about the ES8228S? Does anyone know anything about it? I noticed it has a guide at the link above, but there is limited comparative information.
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I am interested in knowing this answer as well. $100 difference in price but I don't see very little difference in features.
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Bird's Word: I've tested 2 of the 4 front runners (Acer & OSI) and the biggest differences I've noticed between the 3 (I know nothing about Lenovo's product) are Price, Monitor, Warranty, Touchpad & Upgradability (in order of personal import). Winner Acer - Best Display (Reflective TFT), Warranty (2 Year US / 1 Year International - I've NEVER seen this before! - Buy with Amex and get 1 additional year) and Touchpad Management Features Honorable 2nd ASUS - Best Price for Retail Value & Only Unit w/ Upgradable RAM Distant 3rd OSI - Best Screen Size (Non-Reflective TFT) I could say alot more but I think everyone needs to do their own reasearch and bargain hunting to ensure you find the best unit/deal for your personal need(s). Happy Hunting! J. Bird, CEO, BIG Ideas
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Hi, I found no difference whatsoever! I alternate between the 2 of them depending on which one is cheaper! Hope that helps! :)
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You should check directly with Movavi website for the "official" answer to this question. As far as I personally know, the only differences between the two are cost and type of license - I do not believe there is any actual difference in the software itself - it is just a matter of whether or not you intend to use it for "personal" or "commercial" purposes. Be aware that Video Suite 12 was just released and is available at introductory prices. Not sure how this will impact pricing on v11 or if v11 will still be available for much longer. Again, I suggest you look at the product matrix comparison charts on the Movavi website for detail about what each product offers (ie; the various programs which collectively make up the video suite). Unless you need ONLY the specific functions of one product within the suite (which are all available separately), you'll save money and be better off buying the suite.
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Just my opinion.. I think Lr and Ps are fancier and harder to learn, but better designed and handle metadata in a way compatible with other imaging handling applications. So they are more worth learning at the beginning, or you will find yourself, like me, tweaking all your PSE photo metadata when you decide you need that compatibility. As to the monthly payment business, I am getting by with the permanent, non-web version of Lr. (Note that this permanent version does support the much better photo publishing plug-ins as opposed to PSE's share facility which runs through another website, often doesn't work (for me) and doesn't readily support synchronization with the publishing website (e.g. Flickr) of comments from Flickr and photo updates from Lr. Lr is also willing to use my PSE photo editor so I can put off buying the full-up Photoshop editor. For my needs, that is presently quite sufficient and I don't foresee a compatibility blind alley, though I suppose I may be mistaken.