Is there a difference between the PIC & PIC2 models listed on amazon.com? If yes, what is the difference?
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My understanding is that the original PIC temperature was adjustable by 10 degree increments only. My PIC2 adjusts by 5 degree increments.Also it is 1800 watts per the label on the bottom.
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My understanding is that the newer PIC may be referred to on Amazon as PIC 2. The Nuwave website only sells the newest version but you may still occasionally find the older models offering fewer features on Amazon and other websites. I have had mine for around D five months and have used it every day. I have only used my stove top one time since my PIC arrived. I love it. I have read a few bad reviews but my niece had one and loved it so I decided to try it. The shipping is outrageous but getting the two PIC's along with the cook set ran just over $120 (If I remember correctly) and I feel it was a worthy purchase. Hope this helps. Brenda My understanding is that the newer PIC may be referred to on Amazon as PIC 2. The Nuwave website only sells the newest version but you may still occasionally find the older models offering fewer features on Amazon and other websites. I have had mine for around D five months and have used it every day. I have only used my stove top one time since my PIC arrived. I love it. I have read a few bad reviews but my niece had one and loved it so I decided to try it. The shipping is outrageous but getting the two PIC's along with the cook set ran just over $120 (If I remember correctly) and I feel... » Read More My understanding is that the newer PIC may be referred to on Amazon as PIC 2. The Nuwave website only sells the newest version but you may still occasionally find the older models offering fewer features on Amazon and other websites. I have had mine for around D five months and have used it every day. I have only used my stove top one time since my PIC arrived. I love it. I have read a few bad reviews but my niece had one and loved it so I decided to try it. The shipping is outrageous but getting the two PIC's along with the cook set ran just over $120 (If I remember correctly) and I feel it was a worthy purchase. Hope this helps. Brenda « Show Less
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Same except updated with a few improvements to make this product a little better. The PIC2 has a larger cooking surface, and the option to cook between Fahrenheit and Celsius for even more precise temperature control. The PIC2 is also programmable up to 100 hours and features a faster auto fan shut off function.
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Funny, I was just looking at the two cameras myself and ended up purchasing the SD880IS.The SD880IS is slimmer (0.9 vs. 1.1) and has a bigger LCD screen (3.0 vs. 2.5). Granted, the SD880IS gives up a little in terms of optical zoom (4.0 vs 5.0) but that's the price you pay for having a slim compact camera. I wanted something above the run of the mill 3x optical zoom cameras out there and the 4x SD880IS fits the bill, even if I had to pay $50 extra over the price of the SD890IS. And FYI, the SD880IS is a newer camera, hence the "better" DIGIC 4 Image Processor over the SD890IS's DIGIC III Image Processor. Funny, I was just looking at the two cameras myself and ended up purchasing the SD880IS.The SD880IS is slimmer (0.9 vs. 1.1) and has a bigger LCD screen (3.0 vs. 2.5). Granted, the SD880IS gives up a little in terms of optical zoom (4.0 vs 5.0) but that's the price you pay for having a slim compact camera. I wanted something above the run of the mill 3x optical zoom cameras out there and the 4x SD880IS fits the bill, even if I had to pay $50 extra over the price of the SD890IS. And FYI, the SD880IS is a newer camera, hence the "better" DIGIC 4 Image... » Read More Funny, I was just looking at the two cameras myself and ended up purchasing the SD880IS.The SD880IS is slimmer (0.9 vs. 1.1) and has a bigger LCD screen (3.0 vs. 2.5). Granted, the SD880IS gives up a little in terms of optical zoom (4.0 vs 5.0) but that's the price you pay for having a slim compact camera. I wanted something above the run of the mill 3x optical zoom cameras out there and the 4x SD880IS fits the bill, even if I had to pay $50 extra over the price of the SD890IS. And FYI, the SD880IS is a newer camera, hence the "better" DIGIC 4 Image Processor over the SD890IS's DIGIC III Image Processor. « Show Less
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There is no difference. I decided to purchase from Amazon because it is cheaper.
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I just receive mine today. Pretty impressive so far. I've got a review in queue. First sample pics here:http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=1000968I'll be traveling tomorrow, but will post more samples when I get time.
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it comes in 2pc, whats in the whole picture yes it is they just putting you 2 picture for the same thing one assemble picture and one is not, but you should get the whole one. enjoy it
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they do not have any difference... both do not have a digital display ... only the oldest model has.
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Yes! But this is the old model. You want the new one. This only does 10 pics. New model claims to do 30. (A little less actually). They're not that much different in price so don't buy this one unless you get a deep discount. Edit: It's actually about 30-40 dollars cheaper than the new model with larger capacity now. So just decide which one you want.
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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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The best thing to do for comparing these cams is to look at the photos that are taken with them by people who use them. I would just do searches on FLICKR and really spend the time looking at those photos, and not just the photos you click-on from their thumbnails, but the ones that show enlargements and give you full size downloads as well. Compare them in terms of how they were taken, with the help of their EXIF data. This way you should know what photos are like when coming out from these cameras.
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Not sure what pics you are seeing. I recieved exactly what i ordered. From the pic on "add to cart" page. Works great. Well worth the price.
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www.cameraaddict.com is advertising the silver one for $328 and the black one for $381, with free shipping, for anyone that is interested. I do not not have experience ordering from them but these are the cheapest prices I can find.
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Hi, I don't really know what the difference is between the 1 and 2. I'm not even sure which model I have, although I assume it's a 2. I've had it since early 2012 and I think the 2's came out in 2011. I looked up the images online and, frankly, I can't tell the difference either. Sorry, I know this isn't much help.
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Those things are noted by Amazon not us, both models are the same except for the color difference.
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I had been wondering myself what the difference is. I did find both products on LaCie.com - 301827U http://www.lacie.com/us/products/product.htm?pid=11023 301442U http://www.lacie.com/us/products/product.htm?pid=11156and compared the specs. The only difference I found was in the accompanying backup software - I am quite happy with Time Machine, thanks.
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I don't know but at a quick glance the specs seem to be the same. In the past when I've seen small differences in product numbers like this it was because one was made to sell in a particular big box store. There may or may not be a difference in the product. A big box store that offers a price match may or may not recognize the two models as being the same for price match purposes.
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There's no difference other than the color of the camera. This is just the way Amazon does things. :)
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the higher the number the better the picture, you may get a few glitches or choppiness when you play back a scan 2 or simply the fact that it takes the 2 a bit longer to focus,playback or load...honestly overall....there's not a lot of difference so you are still fine (personally) I have the both and a I'm taking photos every day and really can't tell THAT much of a difference. hope this helped.