hx820 or hx929 The hx820 is much cheaper, why should I get the hx929 ?
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You pay more to get less; you pay less to get more!both of them has crease issue
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i've owned it for two weeks. perfect picture, no 'crease' issue. amazing tv and internet apps. beautiful design. it is sony's top of the line edge-lit. the hx929 is full-array, so it supposedly has better contrast but is a heavier, thicker unit because it has more led's. i love the hx820 and the contrast is excellent.
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One reviewer says Vixia HF G10 owners won't find much reason to upgrade to the G20. The biggest differences are price (the G20 lists for $1099, while the G10 was about $1500), and much-improved low-light capability. Otherwise they're reportedly almost identical. I can't compare based on my own experience, but I *love* my G20!
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hey natasha did you actually compare between hd66 and gt720??? my education guess is gt720 probably have better picture quality because it can throw very short distance so it will produce better picture color and sharpness. for example 50 inch screen picture is better than 180 inch screen for projecting.
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Thx everyone for the info. I have to say that I´m still undecided but I guess the SX120 is the only one available right now.
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I thought I would buy a Canon HG20 because my current camcorder and camera are a Canon, but once I actually held both the Canon HG20 and the Sony SR11 in my hand, there was no doubt that the Sony SR11 was worth the price difference. The construction quality, placement of controls and the vivid LCD screen of the Sony SR11 make it a superior choice over the Canon HG20. I had my Canon camcorder for 8 years so I always look to buy a quality product that I will use for a long time. I would recommend you go to a store to compare the Sony and the Canon to see the difference in person.
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Performance wise, there is no noticeable difference. The SX910 has a 5 yr warranty vs the SX900's 3 yr which is due to them "cherry picking" or "binning" the best NAND chips for the 910.
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They've just been introduced! Although the SX1 is being offered overseas, it's only as a preorder. One good reason to pick the SX10 over the SX1: the $300 price difference...
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I think depending on your application you may not notice a difference. If your doing a lot of post processing with your computer you may see some faster completion times with the 4820 as it's a more robust processor (a wee bit), but for general purpose usage you're not going to notice the difference.
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I would recommend either the DX5e or the DX6i. If you plan to fly more than just this plane, I would spring for the DX6i. I initially bought the DX5e and then had to upgrade to the DX6i because I kept buying more planes and helis. (The DX6i can store the model memories of ten airplanes/helipcopters, and is more programmable which can make planes fly easier with dual rates and expo).
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When I got 8620, I checked the information decal inside both 8600 and 8920; both indicate the same 950 or 951 ink cartridges; I also compared cartridges from both and they are of the same exact configuration case. 8620 appears to be a slight upgrade of the original 8600.
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DX8 is a very nice transmitter which you will have for a long time. Purchasing through Amazon would be fine.
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There are substantial differences between the two. I suggest you look at the Silicon Power web site for the list. I chose the A30 based on what I needed it for and the sale price.
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Yeah, I also came across X10 in my research, seems like a good option. I love the retro design and the manual controls. X100 is a bit too pricy in my opinion.
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I have been doing tons of research online regarding both. The SX20 has excellent reviews about its photo quality compared to the Sony HX1. The benefit to the Sony is that it has 1080p compared to 720p on the Canon. If you want 1080p on a Canon, it will cost an extra $200 for the Canon SX1 is. I personally prefer the Lumix (Panasonic) cameras over both. They use Leica lens which is considered the Rolls Royce of camera lenses. I have used Lumix cameras over the years. I suggest you check out the DMC-FZ35. This camera is highly rated by experts and owners. Each of these cameras has pros and cons against each other however it will all depend on what features you are looking for. If you are looking for camera with loads of manual features, great photo quality and good build, go Canon. If you want easier to use with excellent photo quality, go with the Lumix. The one thing that Canon could improve on is their menu. Many owners had made comments that the menu interface on Canon's is not user friendly. Lumix and Sony have easier to navigate menu's.
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A big difference for me was that the 8620 has duplex scanning. The 8610 does NOT have duplex scanning
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Thank you so much for taking the time to explain. I now have a bit more knowledge to make my decision. And I agree then the XBR9 would be the better selection.
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The iX6820 is just the iX6520 with wireless. I have both models, one at work and one at home. The graphic quality is exactly the same. Again the newer model is just with wireless added.