Is there a big difference between the optishot and optishot 2? is it worth the $200 extra it costs?
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You can't play live online with other users with OptiShot 1. But that seems to be the only difference that I have seen in the recent commercials. With Opti1 you can't tweak the scoring formats at all (not sure if you can with opti2). Courses all look the same but maybe opti2 includes some "premium courses" that you would have to pay for with opti1 ($29.95 per) but the courses you get with opti1 are great. There is no mention of new lasers or anything so I would assume that it's not that much better for the extra $200 unless you really need to play online with other users. Whatever you do remember that it's still a video game. It's pretty far from what would really take place on a real golf course. I definitely can't drive a ball 367 yards with a 159 club head speed in real life but Opti1 thinks I can. My scores and playing partners scores are all over the place with this "simulator". Still a ton of fun though.
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I personally wouldn't pay the extra $200. I actually bought the Optishot for myself for Christmas from Amazon for $199.95. I registered it and got the Optishot 2 software upgrade for free. Please read the comments in this forum. It may help you decide. http://forum.ottawagolf.com/showthread.php?79358-Optishot-2 . I believe this was the best investment for my golf game.
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If u enjoy competition online play is great. If all your gonna do is play occasionally with friends save the 200 bucks and buy steaks
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Printopia works great with my iPhone and iPad but is expensive at 19.99. They have a one week trial so you can decide if it worth it to you.
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Imgburn is the software and it free and easily found on. You'll need DVD+r DL disc. The Optiac will over burn with any change from default settings or additional software. There are many tutorials on the web.
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Mine works fine with Optimum, I have been able to view from work or on vacation. Very pleased with the system.
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Mazer II 2500 DPI is better,it is second generation Mazer,more improvements,thanks
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There are several different options that are either the same cost or cheaper. I would go with the other options. I purchased this item based on review of stellar technical support, but I found out too late those reviews to be grossly incorrect.
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Not certain - I only have one, and I was so disappointed in teh performance and the associated app that it went into mothballs. The first answer from Patrick Morton is probably more authoritative.
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Hi Evelyn, I suspect you'll get a lot of feedback which is great. Here's my .02. Since you haven't purchased yet I'd suggest you go with the HE. Reasoning. For only a few dollars more it comes with Bluetooth built in and is also compatible with Wi-Fi N (which the HA is not). While it's difficult to find an N system right now it may eventually catch on and you want all the web surfing speed you can get right? Bluetooth allows you to transmit music or even phone calls to a headset. If you're on a plane or just relaxing you're free of any wired connection to the computer. Yes, you can buy a little Bluetooth nub (I have one on my HA) for $20 or so but The HE has it built in. The HE processor is just a nudge faster. Reviews I've read so far indicate the additional speed isn't noticeable to the casual user but again, anytime you can get a faster processor and front end for roughly the same price give it serious consideration. And then there's the keyboard. While I haven't seen it my understanding is the HE is an improvement over the keyboard on the HA. Many users have modified the HA keyboard (it's extremely simple) but if Asus has heard the complaints about having an arrow key where the caps key 'should' be and fixed the problem then why not take advantage? The HE is also (apparently) a little slimmer and an ounce or two lighter even though battery life is improved. While I wouldn't suggest someone who's already invested in an HA dump the old machine for the new one, I'd strongly recommend someone starting from scratch give the HE a close look. Cheers
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the two bodies are very very similar. they are functionally the same size, but it's a risk, as I'm not 100% sure the buttons and dials are all in the same spot. I'm trying to remember (it's been a while) but I think the jump from T1i to T2i is basically a better screen, but the same size, and a slightly faster FPS. If your willing to spend this much on a dive housing, it might make more sense to sell the t1i, and buy a t2i, to be 100% sure it works well.
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My sister recommended opti to me. That's what she and all her friends use and have gotten great results. I don't mind paying little more if it's better product. I am not familiar with now. Hope this helps you to make a decision.
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As long as correct architecture only difference I can see is 1.5 to 2x price multiplier. I bought these for an old optiplex I made into a server and worked fine but took out and put in parents dimmention. It needed it more. No problems. Like a shot of b12 to the old desktop
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Both of them show up here: http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv6/pogoplug-v3oxnasend-life So if you were planning to install Arch Linux on it neither is likely to be a good choice. Debian (http://forum.doozan.com/read.php?3,6336,page=6 or Optware (http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Main/PlugComputers) should both work though. As best I can tell the specs (processor, usb ports, memory are the same on both) but I'm not super confident about this. Either way if you are not planning to run linux or optware I doubt if you will be able to tell much difference between them. One more thing. I've seen more than one post where an individual found a different version number stamped on the bottom of the device they received than the one they ordered.
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I don't what OptaGest is. I would suggest that you ask your veterinarian or technician. i hope this helps. ;)
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I had the TomTom ONE 3rd edition and got the Nuvi 200 today. The TomTom's graphics are crappy but thats about it. In short, everything else is much better in the TomTom. Buy the TomTom. Nuvi 200 is missing a lot of things that the TomTom has.
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While I like the Pre 2 because it's simple and easy to use (and I still use it), I would not purchase it again. Apps are available but do not seem as plentiful as the ones offered from Apple of Windows. My suggestion would be to research it a little more than relying on the answers given here.
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I am never owned the 2.0 but I known those who have, and they all preferred mine, which was the 1.0. Hope this helps.
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I think there is no difference. It depends on the price. You will be able to choose better one for you. Good luck.