What does 600vi mean?
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Hi, Thank you for emailing me. The 600 is the model number. The VI means that this set of headphones is designed for Apple products and you can use all the functions with an apple device like, iPhone or iPod. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks. Regards, Andrew Schearer Operations Manager "Like" us at facebook.com/reforgerdirect
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There are two major HD standards, 720 and 1080. Of those there are two varieties, progressive (p) and interlaced (i). The first number (1366 in the case of this model) is vertical pixels. The second number (768) is horizontal pixels, which means this TV doesn't have enough pixels to display the full quality of a 1080(p or i) signal because that standard requires 1080 vertical pixels.This TV converts 1080i signals to 720(p?) resolution but the native resolution is 720.Yes, there are LCD TVs that run at 1920x1080 but they are pretty new to the market and more expensive than this model. There are two major HD standards, 720 and 1080. Of those there are two varieties, progressive (p) and interlaced (i). The first number (1366 in the case of this model) is vertical pixels. The second number (768) is horizontal pixels, which means this TV doesn't have enough pixels to display the full quality of a 1080(p or i) signal because that standard requires 1080 vertical pixels.This TV converts 1080i signals to 720(p?) resolution but the native resolution is 720.Yes, there are LCD TVs that run at 1920x1080 but they are pretty new to the market and more expensive... » Read More There are two major HD standards, 720 and 1080. Of those there are two varieties, progressive (p) and interlaced (i). The first number (1366 in the case of this model) is vertical pixels. The second number (768) is horizontal pixels, which means this TV doesn't have enough pixels to display the full quality of a 1080(p or i) signal because that standard requires 1080 vertical pixels.This TV converts 1080i signals to 720(p?) resolution but the native resolution is 720.Yes, there are LCD TVs that run at 1920x1080 but they are pretty new to the market and more expensive than this model. « Show Less
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i can't tell you about the 6000 because i didn't test it. i like the 9000 especially for music. nice full sound without all the wires etc. easy set up and easy for the family to use. have to get used to the way it works with tv remote, but i am very happy with the unit.
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THe description said series 500; mine is a 530. I would probably look for a series 600.
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Tonyasorry to tell tou the answer is NOit will work on 55 580 and 600 seriesmike
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From what I've read about the H8-1360t, it is a "made to order" pc that can come with various combinations of features. I think the only thing you have to worry about is power supply. I read it can come with a 300, 460 or a 500. So as long as you don't have the 300, you should be fine. If you only have a 300, you can still run the gtx660 but you will have to buy a 450 power supply also
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I am not sure but it worked in my Roomba and it isn't a 600 series. If it doesn't work you can send it back.
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The short answer is, yes but mostly for the additional VRAM. The chip itself isn't much better. Within a series, it's easy to tell what you are getting based on price. NVIDIA 6 series cards (610,620,...650,660,670) get better as you go up in number. And the price goes up as well. It's harder to compare outside of a series. For example an old 260 will outperform a 620. The second number represents the power, and the first number represents the generation. So the 260 is four generations older but it's way higher in the power number. This is a pretty basic answer, but hope it helps.
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Yeah it's under the Technical Specifications; Computer Support: 1920x1080, 1360x768, 800x600, 640x480 via VGA/HDMI.
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Thanks Michael, that really helps. I'll probably step up to the 660 or 680 also.
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If you only use one gfx card and not any other weird components in your computer then 600 is plenty
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Hi Jon, I can only address the unit which I have purchased which is revision A06. I have been satisfied with the performance of this monitor. I use it as a secondary monitor for a CAD setup with a very fast and powerful Dell Precision Workstation laptop unit. I think you will be best served by the latest revision which may be even higher than A06. I purchased the unit just under a year ago through Amazon. It is always wise to see the model up close to be able to touch it and get a feel for the display quality, but typically the big box stores will never be able to beat the price of a web distributor such as Amazon. Good luck with your purchase.
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Mine says Professional 600, if that's is the one you have then yes it works fine.
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The one I have is a 6000 and I don't have any problem with it and I love it, so it should work for you.
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It uses 2400 dots horizontally but 600 dots vertically. I believe the industry term for this is "Quick 1200", which is "sort of, but not quite like" a true 1200x1200. So, 2400x600 has a higher resolution than 600x600, but not as high as 1200x1200 or 2400x2400.
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You are correct. The 68xx series all have a sturdy 770M within their cover.
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The only difference between the 600M and 600A is the humidistat control. The M is manual control and the A is automatic control.