LN46A550 vs LN46A650: Not sure if any of this is true?
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The 120Hz is simply the refresh rate of the TV. You are unable to turn it off as the tv will always refresh at that speed. The feature that may cause eye strain and which many people do not like is the Amp. It is merely an amplification of the picture that is performed at 120Hz by interpolating extra frames. It has the effect of making the picture look much more lifelike and fluid, which most people aren't used to at all. We are used to very low frame rates. The 120Hz is highly desirable if you are going to be watching any amount of movies on the screen because it allows for even temporal distribution of frames. At 60Hz, some frames will be displayed more times than other frames every second which causes a distortion of the picture, especially noticeable during pans or camera movements. At 120Hz, the frames are all displayed evenly across time.
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The 55" supports 2.5 & 5GHz 802.11n but not the newest 802.11ac standard. I would assume the 46" is the same.
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The differences I've found is 1) the SB6180 (and I'm guessing) seems like it may have been made for a particular provider (Cox?), 2) I've read that it may not be compatible with some providers (like Comcast), and 3) buying it used was much cheaper buying a used SB6141. I have RCN as a provider, I took a chance and it works fine.
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Hmm,, I looked at both. I liked the 630 more. I was able to keep the price within $99 of the 530 when I got mine at Circuit City. It was just prior to them announcing they were shutting down. I think they were willing to deal on certain items. They matched the Amazon price in December and I was very happy with the deal. Although I always forget Amazon has the edge after taxes, but I got it the day I looked at it so to me it was worth the extra $. The 120HZ is a constant on the LN52A630. It's not to be confused with the Auto Motion Plus feature. The AMP is great for sports and documentary type programs or anything in a live format like news and such. For movies I'd turn it off. Both were nice sets, but for NOT much more $$ at the time I bought, I'd say the 630 was the better value.
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SB6180 DATA SHEET General Specifications Modulation Downstream Channel Capture Two independent 32 MHz Wideband Tuners on the sb6180. the sb6141 has 96MHz. this, from what i understand allows ISP's to space their channels further apart when bonding. i.o.w. if an ISP wanted to they could space their bonding channels further apart on the 6141 than the 6180. in the real world, they would not do this, but the 41 can do it if it was done. its a very slight advantage that will never be used. certainly not worth doubling the cost of the modem. also, the 6180 uses a broadcom chip vs the 41 uses a T.I chip. you can google the two and find their data sheets and compare.
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Both models are available as retail and non-retail items (e.g. end-users and companies). As far as DL/UL performance..SB6141: 343 / 132 Mbps Down / UpSB6180: 343 / 132 Mbps Down / UpThe are some internal hardware differences between the two, which would only matter if you're an engineer (or an ISP with specific requirements for your network).Both devices are widely supported and offer the same performance to the end-customer.TLDR: Buy whichever model is supported by your ISP.
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Same thing. LNC216 is retail box. LNC204 is just the camera I believe. I have 4 LNC 216. I would recommend NOT purchasing them. Here is why: 1. Video quality is relatively poor. 2. Temp sensor is always 10 degrees off 3. PIR motion sensor really blows compared to my $400 VIvotek camera 4. Tech support, try call their tech support before purchasing and listen to # of minutes wait. It is ALWAYS 45+ minutes. Their email support is also horrible. 5. The iPhone/ipad app has no way to do fast forward / rewind of videos from the NAS/camera SD card. 6. These are just rebranded Starvedia cameras, lorex doesn't even make them. 7. Cameras have small blips where they stop recording to NAS, and occasionally stop writing altogether until you REBOOT them. All in all, VERY UNSTABLE cameras.
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I did... One page states that the 650 has the DLNA, where another says you have to buy the 750 to get it.You know, I was kind of debating between the 650 and 750, but then I realized with my plans to hook a mac mini to it, I would really have no use for the 750 features.
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Content Library(2 GB Flash Memory)Anynet+100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratiomuch better to buy B650. In fact, I just bought LN55B650.
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I am not sure why the discrepancy. The model number on my computer was BHI7N11.
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Yes the model number is for the updated version. As long you stay with the 55 Amp. you are OK. Some other buyers mentioned that they have a problem with the size of the holes of the retainer screws to the deck, I did not encounter that problem and as of today is working perfect. Just take out the old one a plug the new one, be sure to plug the cables to the right polarity. Red on Red, Black on Black. I hope this answer your question. Regards, Manny
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Just so happens, when I purchased before, I bought 2 to save shipping, and still have the extra one still in the box. I see nothing on the box that says a type number. However there is a number on the box that says 63170A. If that means type A, I don't know. Also says series 440. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Honestly, I'd like to add the 550 to this mix.Amazon has a page that list what each series adds, but it is very far from clear:Samsung LN52A650 52-Inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD HDTV with Red Touch of Color (2008 Model)Anyone find a better link that clearly states what the 650 and 750 add?
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upon the time I look I did not find a wdnr4000 anymore only it's lower end 3700 brother. Looking at the obvious difference is the network speed which means example wdnr4300 has more speed technically means steadier output less interruption for your use. However it has a downside cloud reason you want a better router not only for it's speed, signal strength, or disk space but you want it's security. Anything cloud poses that threat to you. Im not security expert I only research and build computers. If you want a true tech engineer look at overclockers.com or tomshardware.com be advised sometimes things they say unless you really are into it you may find it more work ahead just to understand what's given. Construction wise according to my numerous findings and researches CISCO and Netgear sadly are not so different now. CISCO used to be top of the game and dead given choice given the money allows. Dont get me wrong I still believe at a company scale you can still ask them to custom make a router just for your company. Commercial grade material at huge cost so consumers outta question. Hope this guides your decision PS if you are still looking for wdnr4300 looks from my side Amazon has drop the price further to 92.99. Be sure to research the inventory and get your cheapest price as your right.
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Actually just found it. Best Buy carries the the LN32b640. $799 on their website. It may be a Best Buy exclusive item..
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I have one of each. My reason for buying the EI600LAC was that I read a specification somewhere stating it was rated for 20 amps and I have it on a 20 amp line. Both seemed to program and work the same. I really like them.
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Content Library(2 GB Flash Memory) Anynet+ 100,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio much better to buy B650. In fact, I just bought LN55B650.