Does this model use TLC (Tri-Level-Cells) like the Samsung EVO or a MLC (Multi-Level-Cell) like the Samsung 840Pro?
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Some random Googling of this question says it has MLC. http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/Compare/SanDisk-Ultra-Plus-256GB-vs-Samsung-840-250GB/1511vs1510
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According to this websitehttp://www.expertreviews.co.uk/internal-hard-drives/1297324/sandisk-ultra-plus-256gb-ssdthis model uses MLC but a small portion operates in simulated SLC mode.
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I picked up the Samsung set for $1355 free shipping and no tax, so I saved more than $175 by purchasing the Samsung over the LG. Also, when I looked at the LG model, I thought it ran on 60 mhz refresh. The Samsung is at 120 mhz. When I compared the pictures in the store, the Samsung looked "glossier" to me, and I like that appearance. The LG was more of a "matte" finish, for lack of a better description. The picture of the Samsung is much more superior. I viewed it in a showroom with a special dark viewing room, and the difference in the dark room was VERY noticeable. Moreso than in a bright showroom. You will like the viewing angle of the Samsung much better. It is worth it. Check out the prices online. Mine even came with a free wall mount. Nice.
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Not sure what class the Kingston is but the class 10 Samsung was very fast and since I used it in my Galaxy camera the transfer speed was important to me so I could back up over 2500 picture plus some video to my MAC
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If it has an "L" in the model (e.g. LMT), then its supposed to have one. Perhaps this feature doesn't apply if its a refurb.
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The pro uses proven technology like in previous models (830). The evo is a new kind of memory that might be good but I think is worth waiting to see.
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Yes they both utilize the LED light engine, but the (S) model is certainly not the older model. Either they are the exact same model being sold with different product codes or the (S) is the upper end of the two. Every Samsung I've looked into has the trademark DNIe and I'm hoping the reference has just been omitted in the product description of the (SAX). Either this is just one sweet deal or there is a valid reason why this model is so inexpensive.I've heard that the elimination of the color wheel has removed the 'rainbow effect' but the 'hot spot' is still prevalent. Is this true and how bad is the spot? Yes they both utilize the LED light engine, but the (S) model is certainly not the older model. Either they are the exact same model being sold with different product codes or the (S) is the upper end of the two. Every Samsung I've looked into has the trademark DNIe and I'm hoping the reference has just been omitted in the product description of the (SAX). Either this is just one sweet deal or there is a valid reason why this model is so inexpensive.I've heard that the elimination of the color wheel has removed the 'rainbow effect' but the 'hot spot' is still prevalent. Is this... » Read More Yes they both utilize the LED light engine, but the (S) model is certainly not the older model. Either they are the exact same model being sold with different product codes or the (S) is the upper end of the two. Every Samsung I've looked into has the trademark DNIe and I'm hoping the reference has just been omitted in the product description of the (SAX). Either this is just one sweet deal or there is a valid reason why this model is so inexpensive.I've heard that the elimination of the color wheel has removed the 'rainbow effect' but the 'hot spot' is still prevalent. Is this true and how bad is the spot? « Show Less
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They have the same chipset, Northbridge and southbridge. Even take the same memory. The Evo has raid support, 1 PCI slot, 2 PCIE x1 slots and 3 PCIE x 16 slots. The Pro has no raid support 1 PCI slot, 1 PCIE x1 slot and 4 PCIE x 16 slots. If you don't need the raid capabilities, you may want to go with the Pro model and get the extra x 16 slots.Hope this helps
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Hi again. Yes that's the one I bought 42-65 ULTRA slim though. I have an 80 mounted Samsung. It's perfect !
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I called the manufacturer and gave them the SN and model number of my control box and they recommended the model cell I purchased from Amazon vendor. It's been working perfectly ever since replacement.
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Though it depends on where you buy, as I know this exact one has either Hynix or Samsung (which is better), Elpida ones were sold in Europe previously.
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it depends on what you going to use it for. EVO are designed for different levels of high end digital imaging and mobile devices,running on 48mb which offers a more mainstream profile than the Pro. lineEVO line of SD cards are still specced to offer decent speed and performance to enable full HD video recording and high resolution pictures. The Pro line: different use cases and performance levels for both consumers and professionals. The Pro line supports Ultra High Speed (UHS-I) Class 1 level performance and quoted to offer read speeds up to 90MB/s and writes of 50MB/s, respectively. i will say the Evo line is good for hight end video and image and pro line for everything els
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I believe the T-3 Cell WILL NOT replace the T-15 without some kind of firmware adjustment. Plus the T-3's output is much less than the T-15. To be certain I would contact the manufacturer prior to purchase.
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The Adobe Lightroom 4 is, however I have not tried the included Samsung software.
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You are correct about the maker of the chip in the picture not being Samsung, but I still received the correct Samsung part as described in the product details. Good observation and whoever put up the picture should remove it and place the correct Samsung part instead so as to eliminate any potential confusion.
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Your picture shows the product T Cell 3 which is not a GLX Cell 15 W 40000 which one one are you selling here?
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It takes a micro SDHC chip. I bought this one on amazon:Samsung 32GB EVO Class 10 Micro SDHC up to 48MB/s with Adapter (MB-MP32DA/AM)
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If you compare both spec (pdf's from Toshiba website), you will see these differences-* PixelPure 3G™* High Gloss Black Cabinetry* Connectors figure in last page. Though both specs have same number of inputs, this figure in 37HL67U shows an extra video input.http://www.tacp.toshiba.com/tacpassets-images/models/32hl67u/docs/32hl67u_spec.pdfhttp://www.tacp.toshiba.com/tacpassets-images/models/32hl67/docs/32hl67_spec.pdf