What's the difference beyween this (apparently newer) and the DVR620 model with ASN B001T6K7G6 (first available in 2009)&gt;
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Hi. I'm not familiar with the previous unit I have the 620 and for me it works great and does the job
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Hi.I also have the Videotron Illico Explorer 8300HD + the WD My DVR expander 500Gb. Everything works perfectly. I'm considering buying the 1Tb version, but would like to know for sure if there's a compatibility problem before buying.
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Hi Michael, Sorry for the late reply. Yes, it is a 8CH DVR, so if you want to add another 4 cameras, it is fine. Do you want to buy another 4 cameras from us? Please kindly advise. Thank you.
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No problem. I upgraded my dish net receiver to one of the newer dvr receivers and keep the old original dish reciever which I put in my motorhome and I use the winegard GM 1518 for the motor home. Everything works great and is easy to use. You will have to pay net about $7 a month to use the 2nd reciever in the motorhome. When you move about in the motorhome to different geographic locations you will need to call DISH NETWORK and advise them of your new location (address and zip code) to get local stations there--this is a free service and takes just of few minutes.
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Engadget seems to think the same thing: http://www.engadgethd.com/2007/10/23/tivo-hd-vs-series3/See side note at bottom before chart.
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I think you mean SB6180. The SB6180 is supposed to be sold only by ISP's. That is one difference.Performance is much different:SB6121: 172Mbps download / 131Mbps upload.SB6180: 300-343Mbps download / 131Mbps Upload.The speed capabilities of the modem's are quite different.I would purchase the SB6180 again without a second thought.
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The 600U has a few more bells & whistles. It accepts a cable card if your cable company supports that, has a VGA input for your computer, can display picture in picture (or split screen!) from 2 sources, has better speakers, and in my humble opinion looks a little nicer. There is no difference in the picture quality, both will have the same great picture. Both display in the same resolution. I just had to make the decision on what to buy, and I saved the $$ and got the 60U last week. The only perk I was really interested in was the picture in picture, but that's wasn't worth it to me, and Dish Network has a HD receiver that will do it internally (if I go that route). Anyway, hope this helps! Matt
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Amazon sells the 3300 in v2 for the United States. I just purchased one and that's what it is. I upgraded the firmware by downloading it from the Netgear website, and while there I noticed it seems that v1 may be just a router without the DSL modem built in, or it has a DSL modem based on different coding standards than are used in the US.
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I am in investigate mode (don't own one yet) but it seems that the 860 is thinner (1.9" compared to 4.2 on the series 7 and less) is lighter (I read 46#), has QAM which might eliminate the next for a cable box, has ATSC and NTSC which are digital tuners for over air broadcasts, and 2 USB inputs, and the 18 month warranty! Today it is 2526 including $150 shipping (Amazon).
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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.
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I am not seeing a difference - the question visible to me does not indicate what "this" is referring too except for a picture of the box showing "ADVC110" so it looks like we are talking about the same thing.
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Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
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"B" is The revision. They don't have an "A" version. Ensure your cable company supports the entire number. UBEE DVW3201B version by looking at the cable company's web support page. Brighthouse networks is my cable company in Tampa supports this Modem/wireless router. If you have anymore questions call UBEE. Their web page is http://www.ubeeinteractive.com/
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I have the ViP 722k, and from what I can find on the DISH website, the remotes changed with the ViP DVRs. Check out Dish Network 6.4 DVR PVR Remote Control for the remote that should be compatible with the 625. :)
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I'm not sure what those are. Sorry. All I did was order it and hoped it would work. Mine works fine on my main dvr
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I bought mine only 2 weeks ago and the firmware I have now is dated 8/24/07 and xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-1036. I have not tweaked my settings yet. The defaults are looking very good with free over the air HD channels. Put in HD channels or blueray player or Hd-dvd player, if all look good then just be happy with it. I can't say for sure about the refurbished unit.
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I don't know the feature differences between the units, so I can't suggest a direction based on that. I usually fall towards buying the most up to date platform since this is an investment and you likely will have it for some time. An extra $100 is probably not significant given how you will spend even for the DS1512+. I can easily say that the DS1512+ will easily keep up with 2 users. I have 4 in my household, iTunes library, photo library, Movie and DVR library feeding 4 Rokus (streamers). Granted all is not active at once but never has the DS1512+ bogged down, except when I ask it to trans-code a movie on the fly. It does not have enough CPU for that, by design. I don't know the feature differences between the units, so I can't suggest a direction based on that. I usually fall towards buying the most up to date platform since this is an investment and you likely will have it for some time. An extra $100 is probably not significant given how you will spend even for the DS1512+. I can easily say that the DS1512+ will easily keep up with 2 users. I have 4 in my household, iTunes library, photo library, Movie and DVR library feeding 4 Rokus (streamers). Granted all is not active at once but never has the DS1512+ bogged down, except when I ask it to... » Read More I don't know the feature differences between the units, so I can't suggest a direction based on that. I usually fall towards buying the most up to date platform since this is an investment and you likely will have it for some time. An extra $100 is probably not significant given how you will spend even for the DS1512+. I can easily say that the DS1512+ will easily keep up with 2 users. I have 4 in my household, iTunes library, photo library, Movie and DVR library feeding 4 Rokus (streamers). Granted all is not active at once but never has the DS1512+ bogged down, except when I ask it to trans-code a movie on the fly. It does not have enough CPU for that, by design. « Show Less