Why is this called the "old' model? Is there a newer s9500 and if so, how much better is it? thanks
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This model is a product of the launch in 2013.This product is a new article.
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Yes there's a 9600 and I believe a 9700. The zoom is better on the others not much. I have the 9600 as well. Honestly I think I'm done with these camera and models. I always have a problem with pictures being white washed, blurry, lighting, lens issues....on a nice sunny day they're great. Otherwise you take your chance I wouldn't buy it and if you do then get the insurance. I'm about to send mine in to get fixed.
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Hi Juan, Thank you for your inquiry. The item is compatible with Samsung S4 i9500.If you have questions please let us know.Thank you, Techorbits
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So,To confirm, this is not the C905 as the title of the product indicates, and is in fact an older model? Has Amazon corrected this issue, or made any statement on why they are misrepresenting the product? I just ordered one, and did so expecting to get a c905, if that is not what i am getting, I will cancel the order.
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The S8100's are going down in price now. If you look on here you'll see they're around $250 or less. Also, I've seen in some local stores (Wal-Mart, Target and Best Buy) they're on sale for $250. So if you want an S8100 they aren't $300 anymore. I'm going to purchase one but have to wait til we get our tax money back either late January or early February. I wish I could get one now! Hope that information helped. :)
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I don't know what they mean by "old version"...pictured is the same V2 we purchased about six years ago and also the same unit currently being sold at B&H.; Unless there's been some software or firmware update that I'm not aware, I think it's the same beast it's always been.
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The stats certainly look the same. The only clue which I could find was the date available, S4800 was 1/13 and the S4850 9/13. Perhaps just a newer model. I purchased the S4850 as "used- like new" for a savings. Everything inside of the box was still in sealed bags.
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I own the old model only, and have been using it for over 3 years now. Ooma Support said they both have the same functionality. The new one came out on January 24, 2014 and has a lower profile. Its dimension is 5.5 x 2 x 7.5 inches, while the old model dimension is 8.9 x 3 x 8.3 inches. I also notice the old model has 11 touch keys while the new model has 6. Both old and new models have very high user rating. Very strange, the old model costs more than the new one on Amazon! May be the old model is leftover stocks. Ooma only sells the new model now. Update 5/05/15: Ooma has a $40 off referral sales good until May 15th. It's $89.99 after savings. It is directly from Ooma with 30 days money back guarantee. Each referral code below can be used only 5 times. http://www3.ooma.com/refer-a-friend/?referral_code=MOP9690 http://www3.ooma.com/refer-a-friend/?referral_code=TIH2648
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Hi NickFound this link with lots of good info about the s3 and s5. You may want to check it out.http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1010&message;=24275832
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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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Hot is definitely newer, sleeker but my diablo serves the function perfectly, my only complaint would be the view seems a little blurry compared to some others i have tried, but i dont see anything on the Hot that would fix that. to sum up, by last years model and save the $, or pay the extra for the newest model
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I have both. The S95 is more of a photography toy to me, in a good way. I like tinkering with all the settings to try (keyword try) to take photos that are above and beyond amateur. Six months ago when the S95 was still $399, I would've recommended the S8100 because it'd have been cheaper and would've taken very decent pictures. Plus, the S8100 has better zoom and is faster (CMOS sensor). But, given the S95 and S8100 are about the same price now, I'd go with the S95. If you're taking sports photos outside, the faster CMOS of the S8100 sensor doesn't have much on the S95, especially since you can adjust the S95's shutter speed to make it faster. But, keep in mind the S95 does not have continuous shooting speeds the S8100 does. The S8100 has a continuous mode that can capture several photos in one second. The S95 simply cannot do this. As for low-light indoor shots, both are good. The S95 has a bright f/2 lens so it definitely helps with low light shots. And the S8100 was designed to do well in low-light situations. I have a HD camcorder so the 1080p video on the S8100 wasn't a selling point. However, if you don't like carrying around a camcorder and a camera, the S8100 doubles as a great camcorder. As for the quality of the video, neither the S95's 720p nor the S8100's 1080p has anything on the true 1080p quality videos of a real HD camcorder. I guess in the end, the tie breaker would be how much fun you could have with the S95, especially if you like manipulating camera settings to get the perfect shot. The S8100 is more of a pick up and shoot camera. I have both and I definitely use the S95 more. My significant other holds on to the S8100 because I gave it to him (if that's any further indication of which one I'd pick).
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Yeah, my guess is that they're trying to get rid of the older model. Here's the contact info:http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/contact-us/call-me.htmlYou type in your phone number and they call you back right away. Good luck
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I was planning on upgrading to the SP590UZ so I sold my SP565. I think I made a bad move because the price is way to high on the SP590 right now, a full $200 more than you can get an new SP565 for. I know this is outside the discssion so I'll leave it at that.
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Warren, I cannot decipher any difference between the 2 models listed. I think they are one in the same. That said, if the merchant told you that it is better than its predecessor, that may indeed be true--if he is comparing it the 61/71 series or the 65 series from last year's model line. But even Samsung's website doesn't mention the S2F being any sort of an upgrade or anything like that. I've been looking at the A860 for a while. The slim depth plus its couple extra features make it a bit more attractive than the 6 or 7 series lines.
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Hello, This is not the newest version 2013. This model is from the late 2012. Thank you, Jesse
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This is the older model. The newer one is the NB-G110P. I've had my NB-G100P since I purchased it in 2006 and am still using it almost daily. For more specific info on how users feel it operates I would check the reviews but for me personally I have been very happy with it and it does everything I expect it to. If this one ever dies on me, I'm glad that Panasonic started producing the newer model so I'll be able to replace it.
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Thank you for the advice. I played with the ISO, MP and color settings a little bit today and got some pictures that came out a little better. Sadly, I am comparing the pictures to my 8 year old Canon S50 and the S50 takes better pictures. Indoor flash pictures are particularly disappointing. It is hard for me to accept this. The reason I want to upgrade the S50 is for the smaller size, wider angle, zoom and HD video. I expect the pictures to be at least as good if not better after so many years.The S95 is a great suggestion. I may look into a Panasonic too. Now back to the search for the S50 successor. Thank you for the advice. I played with the ISO, MP and color settings a little bit today and got some pictures that came out a little better. Sadly, I am comparing the pictures to my 8 year old Canon S50 and the S50 takes better pictures. Indoor flash pictures are particularly disappointing. It is hard for me to accept this. The reason I want to upgrade the S50 is for the smaller size, wider angle, zoom and HD video. I expect the pictures to be at least as good if not better after so many years.The S95 is a great suggestion. I may look into a Panasonic too. Now back to the... » Read More Thank you for the advice. I played with the ISO, MP and color settings a little bit today and got some pictures that came out a little better. Sadly, I am comparing the pictures to my 8 year old Canon S50 and the S50 takes better pictures. Indoor flash pictures are particularly disappointing. It is hard for me to accept this. The reason I want to upgrade the S50 is for the smaller size, wider angle, zoom and HD video. I expect the pictures to be at least as good if not better after so many years.The S95 is a great suggestion. I may look into a Panasonic too. Now back to the search for the S50 successor. « Show Less