sony xplod mexbt2800: what's the difference between theSony MEXBT 2800 and the MEXBT3800?
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It looks to me like the 2800 does not include a USB port but the 3800 does. I looked at the 2800 at BestBuy and it's nice, but I'd prefer the 3800 so I can plug my iPod directly in and have it charge. The sound of the Bluetooth streaming of audio wasn't CD quality, more like FM station quality, so I would prefer plugging it directly in. However, it doesn't appear that BestBuy sells the 3800.
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Sony website just had the 350 for $150 yesterday, not having any fancy hookups (just using the sony front speakers) I can't justify the difference in cost. However, I appreciate the simple and clear reply given to the original question and will refer back to it when choosing a new BD player and sound setup. Espcially if trying to get more life out of our old (sony) receiver.From what I understand of the answer, if the setup is more modern, it would not make any difference which player.
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I gotta say that I know quite a bit about mp3 players and I have no idea what those extensions mean. The player is the YP_P2. Anything else is just manufacturers jargon. JA_ means 4GB whereas JC_ means 8GB. The letter after that is the color. Unlike the Sony Walkman series, Samsung doesn't have like five players that differ by one or two features. If you see a P2 and the price is right, just go for it. I would be surprised if XEU meant something different. Also did you have any questions on which one you should buy? :)
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I don't have the Sony one, so I can't compare. I'm very, very happy with with the ones I bought, though. Very neutral sounding.
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Sony website says 910 is discontinued. It might be newer, but the screen is smaller. I had the 1000, and I would rather have it than the 910. Had to sell my 1000, but I sold it for the same price that I bought it for, 2 years earlier!
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The major difference is lack of a CableCARD slot in the new models. The new models have a built-in HDTV tuner. You can pick up local HDTV channels if you have an HDTV antenna or a cable system which passes through local HD channels. Otherwise, you will need a digital cable or satellite box which emits HDMI or HD component video. You can find the KDL-xxS2000 user manual in Acrobat PDF format here: http://www.sonystyle.com/intershoproot /eCS/Store/en/documents/specifications /KDL-26-32-40S2000_usermanual.pdf The Bravia XBR manual is here: http://www.sonystyle.com/intershoproot /eCS/Store/en/documents /specifications /KDL-V26_40XBR1O_User%20Manual.pdf CNET has suggested they will have a complete review of the 32" model by mid-April. I anxiously await that review (which should also apply to the 40" model as well). -- Steve
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Really the only difference are as such: The more expensive unit has 7.1 analog outputs, a RS-232 connection and like you stated, the extended warranty... I also think it might have another level of picture enhancement, but i am not sure about that.
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They are the same, except the cheaper one comes with an HDMI cable and the more expensive one does not. Logical, no, but they are exactly the same. I checked with Sony before I purchased.
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Kathy:It seems that Sony uses this trade name "Xplod" on several of their different products including this one. My personal philosophy is to not be concerned about the trade name, but more focused on the right product attributes that I am looking for and not to buy extra features which I don't need or don't want to pay for. The brand name also means something to me and Sony is a pretty good brand.Jim
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Thank you very much NLee. You have confirmed what I was suspecting... after much reading around the web and on Amazon. I really appreciate you taking the time to do that.I'll get the Sony one.All the best to you... Jonathan
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I need to know that as well! It seems like the 7518 is newer than the 7518xb. They were first on Amazon on 2003 and 2001, respectively. Does anyone know what specs difference do they have?
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AFAIK, the 82X supports the 1.25 meter band but not the 70 cm band, and the 82 supports the 70 cm band but not the 1.25 meter band, and that's all the difference I can see...everything else appears to be exactly identical.
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The 5800 is 9.2 channel with 130 watts per channel and 11 HDMI inputs. The 2800 is 7.2 channel with 100 watts per channel and 8 HDMI inputs. Both will do control 4 home automation. I would not buy the 5800 again, mine has been sent back to the factory twice in the 9 months I've owned it. I have the 5800 in my theater room, and a Pioneer Elite SC-82 in my living room. Since I'm using Control 4, I use a Control 4 250 hub to control my living room home automation. The price of the Pioneer and 250 combined was the same price I paid for the Sony receiver.
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30x....these cameras are the same..one US version the other International (why? .....for reasons unknown).....
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Go with the 850. I have the 860 and from a distance of 10 feet you will not be able to tell the difference between red and blue. It's all a marketing ploy to gain a couple of extra bucks from you under the smoke and mirror extended warranty haze. Save your money. There is no difference between the 850 and 860 in terms of picture quality and that is what you should be paying your hard earned cash for. 850 vs 860...both are exceptional sets. Enjoy!
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TheA-30 is definitely a better bet. Just received one 2 weeks ago and no regrets at all. Even upconverts regular dvd's beautifully.
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There's a promotion going for the LN46B750. Amazon is currently selling it for $1,999.99. Input coupon code, "SAMTV300" and it drops to $1,699.99. I'm pissed because yesterday I picked up an LN46A860 from Crutchfield for $1,579.99 with 1% FW cashback. It already shipped, bleh. Specs wise, seems like everything is the same except that the LN46B750 introduces 240Hz motion and Internet@TV (Yahoo!, YouTube, Flickr, etc.). Also, the LN46B750 has a charcoal ToC while the LN46A860 has a dark blue one. Moreover, I haven't come across a review that details the performance of the 240Hz motion.