what is the difference between the ltp5000d and the lt5000d?
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Sorry, I bought over a year back. I would call customer service or go to their website.
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I have both. The biggest difference is the internet connectivity so the 473 has Pandora and app control from your phone. There is a small power difference as well.
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According to the chart Amazon provides, the timer appears to be a feature of the 5000 only. In fact it's one of two major differences between the two models. Since the current prices are only $7 apart, I'd be inclined to get the new 5000 if I wanted to be sure it had that feature.
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Yes, the W5000 is new, introduced in 2012. So it's the sucessor to the previous FirePro series.
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The main difference is on the processor. The G500S processor can reach higher speeds. G500S processor - http://ark.intel.com/products/72056S510P processor - http://ark.intel.com/products/75459/Intel-Core-i5-4200U-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-2_60-GHzYou do have 2 GB more of RAM with the S510P, but I still would go for the G500S.
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Based on the Canon T1i review provided by dpreview.com, D5000 has better picture quality in indoor and low light condition. D5000 has better white balance measuring than T1i. If you looking for picture quality, then D5000 sounds great and cheap. If you looking for LCD and build-in moter, then T1i has the edge.
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both the same size. 5T is older model, and 10 fps, I tried it in Best Buy, it's amazing fast, like a machine gun. 25000 iso but only 16.1 mp. A5000 is newer model. only have 16000 iso and 4fps. I bought A5000 because 20.1 mp and newer version and has flash. If you shoot sport a lot, then 5t is better. This is the image of A5000 https://www.flickr.com/photos/2009seasons/14501884263/. https://www.flickr.com/photos/2009seasons/14282506987/
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Not sure what the difference is, but we got ours for @$500 on amazon and it has worked very well with no complaints here; much better deal than spending $1000s on a custom installed system!
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According to Samsung's site, they both have 6000:1 contrast ratios. This, from the site, are the differences:"The LN-S4695D and LN-S4696D are identical in all respects except that the LN-S4696D:Is Digital Cable Ready (DCR) Has an IEEE1394 (Firewire) jack which lets you network together, exchange content between, and control up to 10 IEEE1394 equipped devices (for example, VCRs, DVD players, and Set-Top-Boxes). Has a USB 1.1 jack which lets you view photo (JPEG) files and listen to audio (MP3) files saved on a USB Mass Storage Class (MSC) device on your TV. The LN-S4695D does not have these features." According to Samsung's site, they both have 6000:1 contrast ratios. This, from the site, are the differences:"The LN-S4695D and LN-S4696D are identical in all respects except that the LN-S4696D:Is Digital Cable Ready (DCR) Has an IEEE1394 (Firewire) jack which lets you network together, exchange content between, and control up to 10 IEEE1394 equipped devices (for example, VCRs, DVD players, and Set-Top-Boxes). Has a USB 1.1 jack which lets you view photo (JPEG) files and listen to audio (MP3) files saved on a USB Mass Storage Class (MSC) device on... » Read More According to Samsung's site, they both have 6000:1 contrast ratios. This, from the site, are the differences:"The LN-S4695D and LN-S4696D are identical in all respects except that the LN-S4696D:Is Digital Cable Ready (DCR) Has an IEEE1394 (Firewire) jack which lets you network together, exchange content between, and control up to 10 IEEE1394 equipped devices (for example, VCRs, DVD players, and Set-Top-Boxes). Has a USB 1.1 jack which lets you view photo (JPEG) files and listen to audio (MP3) files saved on a USB Mass Storage Class (MSC) device on your TV. The LN-S4695D does not have these features." « Show Less
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at least one big difference is the HDMI switching. 6200 is the winner hands down. 5200 is pass through without sound as I understand it.
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I believe it's because the D model has better construction, maybe a fan to keep it cool. Since you're going to be keeping it in a wiring closet, the noise of a fan is immaterial. I think the key difference is that the 1016D seems to be able to deliver a guaranteed 1GB to each port whereas the 1016A is sharing in such a way that the load may be spread equally or in a less efficient way? I know you realize that both are unmanaged switches, which with your lack of networking background and short temper, that's obviously the only correct choice. I think we'd get by with the 1016A...
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I don't know the difference between the two--only that one is a newer model than the other. You should research the model numbers.
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Based on battery type from what I can tell. I think the d5000 had a different battery than the 3100,5100, and 7100 so I would assume that it will not work.
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WP-450W/WP50C I think the difference in some of the models is the type and number of tips that comes with it.
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I found this answer on the Internet..... The NAVS501 is a follow-up to the slightly less expensive NAVS500 kit, with the only difference between the two being support for 3D and multiple transmitters on the 501. Otherwise, both units support the same wireless range and WHDI technology, and both have a USB port that can be used to connect the wireless receiver for a keyboard/mouse to control a desk top PC remotely. This means that in terms of overall performance, the 500 and 501 perform the same.
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I heard the 5010FD's picture is more detailed than the 5020FD due to the newer model's noise reduction feature which cannot be turned off. Is this true?
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The main difference I see is the V500 has a higher scan resolution (6400x9600) as opposed to the V300's 4800x9600 res. Also, the V300 does not have Digital ICE capabilities which the V500 has. Personally, I've been using the V500 for archiving 35mm negatives, and not having the ICE technology for removing scratches, dust, and other imperfections IS A DEAL BREAKER! You have no idea how much time you'll save by using ICE to clean up those old negatives instead of doing touching them up by hand. ICE technology works very well! The scanning software Epson ships with their scanners is very clunky and quirky to say the least, but it gets the job done. I see the V300 as a document scanner with limited photo scanning capabilities. The V500 is definitely the best photo scanner bang for the buck bar none!