Im having a hard time deciding between the 289 and 287. Can someone help convoke me that the 289 is worth the extra $$?
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I bought the 289 because it has a low past filter that allows it to take accurate readings on the VFD's at my work. Other than that the meters are identical. I don't think you can make a bad choice. Great meter(s)
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I had the 18-250 non stabilized. I sold it to a friend. I am in my mid 70s and need the IS to help me get sharp pictures. I see no reason why you need the 16-300. Enjoy it.
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I called Omega (it took a couple tries before I actually reached somebody) to ask about the 8004/6 vs 8007/8 their reply was "there aren't any differences worth mentioning." When I pressed further, "you can see from their description they're basically the same. Unless you like the different handle, i don't know why anybody would pay for the newer model." So either a) they're really bad at CS b) the person I spoke to was having a bad day or c) they're just trying to get an extra $30-40 per machine....
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I will definitely recommend Nuvi 370 over 270 because of several reasons. Text to speech is definitely very helpful believe me I have a Nuvi 200 which doesnot speak street names, which is sometimes very frustrating. I have missed turns which were very close to each other. Name of the street while driving in busy streets is surely very helpful. This would be even more helpful especially in Europe. Other features are worth the extra $70-$80. Live traffic, Bluetooth are amongst them. I will be buying 370 for my Europe trip pretty soon, just looking for the good price.
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The 580 has almost double the power, a larger cabinet for better bass and is more money. For $50.00 I'd go with the larger. I have the 575 (no longer made) same cabinet, more power and no digital outputs. Had it 4 years, everyday use and never a problem. I turn mine off when I turn the TV off. For most people it has plenty of bass and there are controls to turn it up or down. I did buy a 555 for my cousin and he's happy with it but hearing it I'd keep mine any day.
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280x will be fine. there is a difference between 280 and 280x though, 280x is better fyi. 290x is kinda expensive, but the best ati has to offer
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I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were recognized and I have had no printing issues. Hope this helps. I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were... » Read More I bought the 127 larger capacity. I have the 3540 printer - not sure of the difference between that and your 3520. the only cartridge that is physically bigger than the standard 126 is the black one - it is wider. The color cartridges are labeled 127, so I don't know if they just have more ink in them than the same size 126 cartridges or not. I've only used two so far, one black and on color. BTW it appears the container that holds the cartridges is sized such that you couldn't fit all of them in if they were as big as the 127 black cartridge. The two I used so far worked fine, they were recognized and I have had no printing issues. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Start with the 105 and work it well. The 205 will be good to follow with but IMO it's not strong enough to remove swirls.
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not sure, but curious why you are buying such a ancient calculator (maybe by force??) ick... I would never go back to the 84 since the release of the nspire cx or even the hp prime.
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I'm on the fence too, but I think I'm going to go with the 770 over 1100. I've researched the two from tech site to tech site and they've all pointed to the 770 over the 1100. 10mps for $159 with free shipping isn't too shabby. If it turns out to be junk at least I'll give an honest review.
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126 is High-Capacity. 127 is EXTRA High-Capacity. 127 is about twice as fat as 126. My printer... the Epson Workforce 630 only has room for the 126's in the color slots but room for a 127 in the black slot.
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I have both, and the 5800 is better for what I do. It has more memory. Higher level language. More functionality overall.
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I have had the 17-85 for a couple months and i already want to upgrade.. i want to sell it. i want the 17-40 f4 really bad. i would say unless dont mind about pictures that lack somewhat sharpness i would go with the 17-40. the 17-85 is hard to use i think.. of course unless you want mine ide sell it to you :)
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Your image quality will be second to none when comparing against the 28-300. We have the 35, 50 and 85 (all 1.8), and we couldn't be happier. May look into selling the 28-300 and getting a 70-200 in addition to the 3 primes.
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I have use 126 but not 127. So I can't really give you answer. Just make sure 127 will work on your printer. sorry. I just know 126 last longer.
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Bottom line I like the 3640 a lot more than the 3540(which dates back to the 840 and 845 - which I owned) Some times I do a lot of printing - other times the printer sits. The 3640 has different print head technology that differs from the previous 3 mentioned above. So far I am not finding any need to clean print heads on the 3640 which as u know wastes a lot of ink. I found that to be more of an issue on previous generations. The imput panel is superior with real keys as opposed to all touch panel. I reall like it a better and it appears to be a little more economical (just a feeling) I find myself the most pleased with this model - go onto Epson's site - they did change and improve the print head technology. Hope this helps. Feature wise they are very similar.
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I just spoke with TeeterTV to cancel an order that I'd set up, but went comparing reviews before committing to my purchase. Unlike other reviews, they readily acknowledged the "problem with their system," and agreed to cancel. That's a good on them, as I was leaning toward the 950. However, my rep informed me that the 950 is more like the 550 (no acupressure bumps or lumbar attachment) & there is a new 960 that's a beefed up 560. She said when you order the 560 through teetertv, you're given the option of upgrading to the 960 for $80. Not sure if Amazon has that.