How is this model different from SPS392H kind of systems? It is almost $200 expensive, wanted to know if there are any important feature upgrades.
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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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I'm not sure of your question. I have the SPV962332, but this picture looks exactly like mine. I love it!
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One other thought. Many of these shower panels do not come with a tub spout. That is a handy feature, and it is worth the extra money to get it.
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Noticed that this one has a glass shelf, and 3 control knobs. 1: Switching Shower Function2: Temperature3: ON/OFFand better design?(maybe)
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yes for one thing there is no tempered glass. it is all stainless steal and it has a water temperature gage that will keep the temperature exact.all in all i love my unit it works well. for me it is worth every panny i spent on it. I did have a plumber install mine. cost around 200 for that but worth it to me.
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I don't know but I imagine you might find it in researching it; typically, unless the price difference is huge I go with the latest technology; this may not be a situation where it's significant but might be worth looking into; good luck; it's a great little unit; I've been extremely pleased!
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Thank you for your input. I was trying to find out if the ss780pc was an upgrade or not, and you answered that question. I personally would purchase the ss780pc due to the fact that it has twice as many k-cups (at least $25 value) plus the additional water filters. You'd save money in the long run by spending the additional $10.
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Since I only purchased this unit I cannot compare it to the 3 series. In fact I can't even find a 3 series on Samsung's site. Samsung currently lists laptop Series 2 through 9 but there is no 3. Interesting. Many manufacturer sites have filter and comparison tables that will help you decide which system is right for you based on a number of factors like: your intended use (office, home, gaming, etc.), weight, hard drive size, etc. I would say ignore most of the flashy feature claims and try to get a system that has a 7200 RPM hard drive (or solid state but expensive) and at least a 3 year warranty. The reason for this is that the hard drive is typically the slowest part of the computer and might be the limiting factor in performance and the 3 year warranty is just because I don't feel like you should have to pay for hardware repairs the first 3 years. Major hardware problems after three years could mean it is time to replace the machine. If you are buying for a student (maybe for college) I would recommend a 5 year warranty with accidental damage protection. In this way you are assured that they SHOULD make it through college without needing to buy another computer when they drive of for the big game with it on top of their car :) A little long winded I know but this is what I do for a living. I hope this helps. Regards, Michael
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Before replying, may I suggest you get the newer version, CorelDraw X6. Another Amazon vendor is offering the X6 version for just a dollar or two more, which is the product I purchased just last week. You used the term "upgrade." However, nothing I noticed in the product I recently purchased identified it as an upgrade. On the "honor system," you're expected to be a home or student user, thus entitling you to purchase this full X6 version I purchased at a deeply discounted price. You'd also be entitled to making three installations and a license number was provided with the product, too. In other words, it's a full version, not an upgrade version. I installed it without a hitch. By the way, I'm also running Windows 7 Home Premium on an I5-3450 processor. So, as far as I can tell, you'd be perfectly "good to go" buying the X6 version I purchased for about the same price. Good luck with it.
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I have the HS10 and am wondering if the 200EXR is a better buy at just $399. I have heard that they don't make this camera anymore.
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Best option to see features is to go to hummingbird website and look at the 800 series models. It makes it much easier to see the different sonar per model. The 859 is like a base 800 series. Has down imaging but can be upgraded with other higher end 800 features with software updates and hardware
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wtf is right. why is this going for almost 3x it's regular price? surely there is a new and improved version out there (which normally makes the price of the older model go DOWN). does anyone know?
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Hello, Jason, This system does not give you that, as others have told you, BUT try getting last year's equivalent, the 5300 and you'll have all 7.1 capability in your living room PLUS the Zone 2 option for the same (or even lower?) cost!! I think they forfitted one thing to give us 5400 owners other added features, so check first what you may be missing out on! Happy trails!
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JonW - To be honest, I never ended up making the purchase due to the fact that my wife gave birth to our first children, twins...and my "spare" time has all but vanished, at least for the last year. I will always have the need though so I appreciate F. Rush's insights, they are helpful as I do intend to purchase a scanner in the future. I have had my eyes on the 9000f since its release and if I were making this purchase right now that is likely the direction I would go. I wish you luck in deciding and please keep me updated with your choice and feedback.
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Now, here is a kicker. On BH site it shows as DISCONTINUED! So what's the replacement if it's the case? I was hesitant to pull a trigger a couple of weeks ago when price was around $435 and obviously have missed the opportunity. However, if this is already an old model, I am very interested in a replacement.
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Technology Guy, Thanks very much for your input. Given that the EF-530 costs less and has more features than the 430EX II, would you be inclined to purchase this, or is the sturdiness of the 430EX II most important from your vantage point, even if it means slightly less capability? I doubt that I will utilize all that the EF-530 offers given my amateur status, but if it costs less, this makes it more attractive ... unless lower cost is paired with poorer reliability and performance. Does my question make sense? I'm just trying to get inside your head on this one since this truly is my dilemma. Thanks again. Technology Guy, Thanks very much for your input. Given that the EF-530 costs less and has more features than the 430EX II, would you be inclined to purchase this, or is the sturdiness of the 430EX II most important from your vantage point, even if it means slightly less capability? I doubt that I will utilize all that the EF-530 offers given my amateur status, but if it costs less, this makes it more attractive ... unless lower cost is paired with poorer reliability and performance. Does my question make sense? I'm just trying to get inside your head on this one since this truly is my... » Read More Technology Guy, Thanks very much for your input. Given that the EF-530 costs less and has more features than the 430EX II, would you be inclined to purchase this, or is the sturdiness of the 430EX II most important from your vantage point, even if it means slightly less capability? I doubt that I will utilize all that the EF-530 offers given my amateur status, but if it costs less, this makes it more attractive ... unless lower cost is paired with poorer reliability and performance. Does my question make sense? I'm just trying to get inside your head on this one since this truly is my dilemma. Thanks again. « Show Less
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There's two systems 4702 or 4712. 2.2Ghz vs 2.3Ghz. The former is $1774 and latter is $2199.$1774 is great price. Price has probably been lowered to clear inventory. It's possible there may be hardware issues with 4702 that we're fixed in 4712 ( just speculation on my part ). $1774 is really good price. I paid $2199 for 4712.
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Which system are you asking about specifically? Model and/or description please.
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the mio c320 is better for intermediate to advanced users, and the tomtom is really made for novices (grandpa, mom who doesn't know how to use computers very well, etc.). the c320 can be customized to a great extent, and alot more poi's can be added. the tomtom lacks these customization features. in my opinion, this is the selling point for the unit. the price (if you can get it for less than 200) is another one. i got it for $150 on black friday, but i've seen it sold for $170 recently (around christmas time). i do not know how much the unit costs now, however.
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If you mean the old model is more expensive, I believe 1.) it is harder to find for sale 2.) There are a lot of notes indicating the older model may have come from a time when the quality of the units were actually better. 3.) I am going to purchase an older model because I do not need high resolution, I want quality, and I am connecting to XP.
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I'd buy the HT-S5300. It is still within your price, and is worth the premium over the 3300