What exactly is the difference between the LF228 and the XF228? They seems to have all of the same features expect the XF is more expensive.
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Check the specs on the actual Sanus web site. I have a 60 inch Panasonic Plasma on my LF228 and it works great. Amazon says it will only accept up to a 58 inch. The difference between the two is the size of the TV is will hold. The Sanus site has mount finders for your exact TV so you can be sure it will fit. I am very happy with my LF228 though It doesn't work with "finger tip control" it is easy enough to reposition.
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Firstly, the screen size that each model can accommodate is different. Secondly, the LF has one swing arm, and thus can swivel left/right almost 90 degrees, whereas the XF cannot, and which I think is a major advantage depending on your needs/wishes. There are probably other minor differences too, which you could look into more depth at the Sanus website.
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I believe the primary difference is that the XF228 is for larger/heavier screens ( > 65", > 135 pounds). I presume the higher cost reflects sturdier construction.
1521606
From a connectivity stand point, there are no differences between the units. I have found the descriptions posted by Amazon can be very vague. I find myself needing to do more research before buying and usually on the mfg. website.
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I've just read the specifications of these 2 models on Sony web site. In addition to the 4000 images (model X1000), there is only another difference which is the TruBlack feature. That's all. The rest is exactly the same. You can see the features comparison of these models on Sony Photo Frame web page. I have bought a DPF 8 inches. It has a perfect image even in a lower resolution than that of V1000. I'm very pleased with this Sony photo frame. I'm willing now to buy the DPF 10 inches.
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After comparing this model vs the newer model(both are 2006 models) these seem to be the only differences: Main diff between 6187 & 6188 models is the 6188 also has: - picture in picture, firewire, surround sound processor for the internel speakers, RS232C control and I "think" the 6187 does not have cablecard(?). You can download the specs from Samsung's site and compare.
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The X-series seems like an updated version of A6002. Both have Hurricane III on one side. X6002 seems to have Skyline II on the other side. A-series has Tin-Arc. Prices also seem different for both. i got an A6002 for me earlier. Good-luck.
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There differences are slight and I have show cased them in this video ==> http://dai.ly/x12fwc1 The main difference is price.
472153
The fl8se may be a little better, but it costs more also. VX-1 Pro does everything I need.
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I think there is no difference. It depends on the price. You will be able to choose better one for you. Good luck.
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Can't seem to find any difference between the two. Both come with 2011/136x/115x part. Both look visually the same, both have the same pump. Perhaps just a different naming code from the factory? I would buy the $50 one. I have it, and it runs like a beaut.
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Owned both the SONY FX-811 and FX-820, they are the SAME. FX-811 is exclusively for Sam's. Right now (August 2009), the FX-820 at Fry's Electronics is $129 and the FX-811 for $118 at Sam's. Tested, there is no Resolution differences, just the model #, all parts, accessories are interchangable. Although, Sony.com do not have FX-811 listed on their official product support, it does not look as many of these made as much as the standard FX-820. Overall, it is a Great DVD Player on either model is the same.
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I see this weighs 34 lbs shipping weight versus ~18 on the JNCXF (assuming I'm looking at the one you are which goes for ~$250), so this likely has a lot bigger battery. Otherwise the way it plugs in may be slightly different (but I see no other features one has versus the other).
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I have also the XF18-55. The XF27 is a little slower than the 18-55 and a little less accurate when tries to find focus (under difficult and not contrasty conditions). But in general i'm happy with this lens, is not for sports but for street photography for example is fine. Also is very sharp and small and with my X-E2 i can take it everywhere.
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just buy the x core,whatever is cheaper,both work great,I looked for one that had same wiring figuration so it was simple to intstall.
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I bought the 54018 and it's been a perfect fan. I can't see the difference between those two models, either. Also I saw that Hunter doesn't sell the 23688 any longer.
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Check out the price, an x9 is $120 +/- an XO would be north of $210+ XO's are identical they just use more carbon for lighter weight. If your referring to the picture to the left, that is an X9 type 2 just like the explanation below.
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According to my research there aren't very many differences between the 2 models, which is a bit confusing as to why there are 2 models that are so closely designed but I am just a consumer, what do I know. It appears from my side-to-side comparison that the main differences are going to be: *A little better flash for the FS25 *Faster and 1 more shot for the Continuous shot bursts *A more in depth metering sensor for the FS25 offering more detection points *The 25 weighs a bit more and has a slightly larger LCD (2.7 vs 3.0inches) And the FS25 of course costs approximately $20-50 more than the FS15 The largest difference to me is the design of the body, I really love the little hand grip that is molded into the front of the FS25 body, to me that makes a big difference when taking one handed shots, as I often do. Other than that everything is exactly identical between the 2 I would spend the extra $20 myself but that is just me Hope that helps Happy Hunting
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Sorry, I don't know if there is a difference. Maybe the prices just vary. I would compare and make sure the model #'s are exactly the same, and if not, research the model numbers.