What's the difference between the 7610 and new 7612 model? All I see is the duplex module comes standard.
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Hi K., both printers are almost identical in shape, weight, general functions and even in price. But you right, the major difference is that the model 7612 comes with HP Officejet 7612 e-All-in-One Print Head Assembly and HP two-sided Printing Accessory which are not present in the model 7610. For those persons who really need to print full-duplex, double sided, and in extended formats really they need the 7612 model. These two accesories by them self cost $50 up to $150 in the market. I hope this serve to your purposes. Regards... PS: For full specs of model 7612 you can take a look in http://www8.hp.com/us/en/products/printers/product-detail.html?oid=6877295#!tab%3Dspecs Hi K., both printers are almost identical in shape, weight, general functions and even in price. But you right, the major difference is that the model 7612 comes with HP Officejet 7612 e-All-in-One Print Head Assembly and HP two-sided Printing Accessory which are not present in the model 7610. For those persons who really need to print full-duplex, double sided, and in extended formats really they need the 7612 model. These two accesories by them self cost $50 up to $150 in the market. I hope this serve to your purposes. Regards... PS: For full specs of model 7612 you can take a look in... » Read More Hi K., both printers are almost identical in shape, weight, general functions and even in price. But you right, the major difference is that the model 7612 comes with HP Officejet 7612 e-All-in-One Print Head Assembly and HP two-sided Printing Accessory which are not present in the model 7610. For those persons who really need to print full-duplex, double sided, and in extended formats really they need the 7612 model. These two accesories by them self cost $50 up to $150 in the market. I hope this serve to your purposes. Regards... PS: For full specs of model 7612 you can take a look in http://www8.hp.com/us/en/products/printers/product-detail.html?oid=6877295#!tab%3Dspecs « Show Less
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From my research the duplex was the only difference. Just a warning that if you want high photo quality this is not the printer to get.
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Hi K., both printers are almost identical in shape, weight, general functions and even in price. But you right, the major difference is that the model 7612 comes with HP Officejet 7612 e-All-in-One Print Head Assembly and HP two-sided Printing Accessory which are not present in the model 7610. For those persons who really need to print full-duplex, double sided, and in extended formats really they need the 7612 model. These two accesories by them self cost $50 up to $150 in the market. I hope this serve to your purposes. Regards... PS: For full specs of model 7612 you can take a look in http://www8.hp.com/us/en/products/printers/product-detail.html?oid=6877295#!tab%3Dspecs
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I need to know that as well! It seems like the 7518 is newer than the 7518xb. They were first on Amazon on 2003 and 2001, respectively. Does anyone know what specs difference do they have?
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The seller "Buy A Electronics" sent me the 30B model instead of the 7000FC as pictured and as listed in their Product Details and the Return Window was too small for me to get a refund. I used to be able to walk into a CVS store and buy the original version for 32 bucks. I guess it's the end of the line for my Syncro 7680. :(
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I have received no notification of thisAnd the distributor website does not show this. What I have in stock would be the non upgraded model.
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Yes, all the inputs and outputs are the same I believe except that your 21012 had an HDMI and a VGA output but the new one does not have the HDMI output. Everything else should be the same...
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Version 1.0 comes with a nice antenna. The issue is that the WiFi module in Version 1 uses is an old WiFi module from Microchip that supports WiFi A&B but not G (i.e. is limited and old). The WiFi A & B protocols are old standards and many modern (even 4+ year old) routers/AP don't support those protocols well (or in some cases at all). Version 2.0 uses a newer WiFi module that supports the G standard along with a few more enhancements.
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What do you mean by module? You only need the SWM and the 3 LNB dish. If you want to use it as single wire to each receiver, if you have more than 2, you need splitters. That SWM only has two outputs for the single wire feature.
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Not unless you also have the dupleximg module. But, they are expensive and hard to find.
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Does not look like they are shipping the same model anymore. I got a one mode model.
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Originally I got a DSM100 in a DSM250 box. But I got one of those open box warehouse deals. It was also missing a set of wires. I returned it with no issues and got the DSM250. It comes with all the required wiring. However, you will need an authorized dealer to activate the module. You will still need a remote start system, and a subscription. This is just an add on module, not an entire system
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You have to use the TL7610 with the TL86109. That is the exact setup I have and it works great.
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The one in your link is a newer version, higher power, difference design. Anyhow, it is depends, which design you like.
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The answer Janice Buckley gave is exactly what Actron's website gives for the difference between models.The additional features served me well already and I believe are definetly worth having. Dale Graefnitz
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I agree it's ambiguous. Based on the price (vs. wired 12.12.12, which is about $35) I agree with Neil I that it is the wireless model. I ordered mine from another Amazon merchant (Brooks Merchant) and it was a few dollars higher. If you did get it and it turned ought to be the wired model you would have strong grounds for returning it.
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Sorry, I really don't know. I had searched for the QT4019 to replace the one I had used for years, but I was unable to find it. I then purchased the QT4021 and, truthfully, couldn't tell any difference at all. I'm extremely happy with the QT4021 though. Hope this helps a little.
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The new one has a newer, smaller ASIC chip inside that uses less power and takes up less space, therefore the whole unit is smaller. There's hardly any other difference.
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I've got the same question. My new tx-nr616 arrived with firmware version 1151-0108-0400. The receiver is working really well for me, so i'm assuming the higher the number the newer the firmware.