SE530 vs. e5cs: Anyone have both the e5c and the SE530?
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I bought the Shure SE530 and have been using the Shure 5E and the newer Shure 530 are much better sounding!
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I'm glad I was able to help. A quick check of Braun's own site shows that there are only two current models of the Pulsonic: the 9585 and the 9595. Things do get confusing on Amazon's site since it appears that any merchant can add an item that already exists, with a sightly different title and it becomes a separate item. A search for Braun Pulsonic pulls up 4 different listings for the 9595 on the first page that are the same thing. One has the CC, one doesn't, one is cordless, another with an LCD... All the same.
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E9K and E17 are the newer pair. E9 only works with E7. I had the reverse problem. I bought the E9K and E7 so I needed to buy the E17. Once I did that everything worked great.
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I got the c530 for my wife for christmas. I have had the same issues. If you let it sit for a week, it usually comes back, but that doesn't help when you are in the middle of the trip. My issue now is I would like to return it but I'm beyond my 30days with Amazon.
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Daniel, this is not about NC10 vs N110, but NC10 SE vs N110it almost makes me think that NC10 SE = N110
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Greg...thanks for the great comments on the E510. You have confirmed my own research. Seems to pretty much be the best value in the DSLR group at this level. I really appreciate you taking the time to help us out. Based on your comments and some others, we have ordered the E510 from Amazon. We will check out the pics you took. Great help! regards Dar
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Did you manage to upgrade the RAM - I am holding on to my purchase for the same. I am comparing betn Aspire One 533 and 1015PED. Aspire one RAM upgrade is as nightmare as it was with eee pc 1008HA. Wondering what's the scene with this one.Please let us know.
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They're very similar -- they just have minor hardware revisions. I wouldn't recommend this one, as I've had nothing but problems with it.
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Kevin, I have the HD but I cannot comment on the SE. I am very happy with the HD.
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As far as I know it's only a visual difference. I have the E751, and it sounds the same as the other. I would have preferred the E-750 as I like the wood finish better, but not at that price difference.
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Thanks Brian.I'll stick with my e260, I can use a 3rd party program to manage my current machine.
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Yeah, those seem to be the major differences. The non-user-replaceable battery on the new View sucks though...that was one nice feature about the e200 series (as oposed to iPods) and seemed to make complete sense. I have had to use firmware update on my V1 e260 to recover from a crash and it was pretty seamless and I lost no data. V2, I believe, does not support the "recovery mode" firmware update. I have no idea what the parameters of the View are regarding this. Maybe it just never crashes! (not likely...) Other thing is the better stats on the microSD expansion slot...now up to 8 gigs (wow!) and using microSCHC. That's 16 gigs total without a hard-drive. Awesome! I have found, after some initial frustration and confusion with the expansion slot on my e260, that I just never put it in MSC (Mass Storage Class) mode and ALWAYS use it in MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) mode. I found moving files with Windows Explorer pretty glitchy in MSC mode. (Windows iExplorer would freeze up or get very strange-acting) Now, I just pull the microSD card, stick in into card reader on my computer (with the full-SD-size adapter) and add files like it was a pen drive. Perfect for podcasts which you switch in and out frequently and perfect for loading stuff for a trip. You could have a second card for you wife's/gf's music or podcasts as well and just swap it out without a Windows session. It DOES mean a much longer boot-up (really "refresh data" after the initial normal bootup...) but I think it's worth it for the flexibility of adding and deleting files so easily. You can always just remove the microSD and not deal with the "refresh-data" wait if you get sick of it. 8 gb of microSD would be nice though! Also, I'd like to hear some objective feedback regarding the sound quality of normal audio with the View as compared to the e280. Is is MUCH better? The e280 has become so inexpensive I may just go for that and wait out the View for another year or two.
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I was wondering the same thing. The LN40B550, at $935, has a reasonable discount. I noticed that it took longer for Amazon to start shipping the B530, and BestBuy and Sears appear to often run out of that model, so maybe there is a shortage right now. (Perhaps Samsung is busy pumping out B550s instead?)
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I returned the SE315's because the sound was noticeably clearer in the SE535's.
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I think the fl8se is somewhat better. my husband's friend has tht one. they are both a great machine tho
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I was also interested in the differences, as I am looking to buy either one of those models or the Asus SDRW-08D1S-U. The only other difference I could find is that the C model cannot stand vertically. No big deal, right.
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From what I can find, the 5310 is phasing out the 5300, and has only 2 major differences. One is for the usb connection, the 5300 supports only mp3 files, while the 5310 supports mp3 and jpg files. And two is the "MCI 120" feature of the 5300 has been removed from the newer 5310. (According to the LG website for the 5300, "MCI 120" is "MOTION CLARITY INDEX 120: LG's Motion Clarity Index (MCI) measures more than just the refresh rate to truly understand the ability to deliver clear, crisp images. MCI factors in refresh rate, our Triple XD Engine and backlight technology to better measure how well our TVs can display fast moving images like action movies, video games or sports." So it was probably deemed a not-so-meaningful feature and dropped to cut the price a bit. I guess one would have to see a side-by-side comparison to know for sure if that makes any difference to the tv picture, but high-action or motion scenes look normal to me on the 5310 without that feature.)