So is this the VSM250 or the VSMC20?? I need to make sure this is a VSMC so I can use it in Canada, please let me know ASAP!!!
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Hello Pat, This is actually the VSM250. Unfortunately we don't have the VSMC in stock at the moment. Thanks.
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Is the 255W or 260W better? I'm specifically looking for one with MPH on on the screen so I can see how fast I'm traveling, and I can't find anything to tell me whether the 260 has it.
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The first one I received was a Rev01...after installing it, it didnt work. I asked them to send a Rev04 which they did and it works great! I would recommend contacting the seller during purchase to make sure you get the right one because apparently it matters!
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No, its garbage. Don't buy it. It stopped working a little while after I got it. Get one from VM Innovations. They're the same price. And way nicer.
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I need to swap the print circuit board, since PC cannot detect this drive any more. I have tons of data on this drive that needs retrieval. So I placed another order again. Hope I will get exact model as I bought in Nov, 2010. The model I received last time is also WD20EARS-00MVWB0. Can someone report what's their model number now, if they bought it recently? Thank you. I will report mine once I get it on Monday.
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I've been checking out the Sony site and other places. It appears you're definitely right that the v2500 doesn't have the feature, but the higher numbered v and w sets do. On the other hand, I haven't found a single consumer review that even mentions it, so it can't be a dealmaker or breaker. A couple refer to the "xross media bar" but claim it's too much to bother with. The 2500 gets a significantly higher consumer rating than the 3000 at cnet. Not the easiest call. $200 isn't anything if you're paying over 18 months. I ordered the 2500, but could refuse delivery and still order the 3000. Are you satisfied with the 2500 (vs. a set costing no more than $200 extra)? I've been checking out the Sony site and other places. It appears you're definitely right that the v2500 doesn't have the feature, but the higher numbered v and w sets do. On the other hand, I haven't found a single consumer review that even mentions it, so it can't be a dealmaker or breaker. A couple refer to the "xross media bar" but claim it's too much to bother with. The 2500 gets a significantly higher consumer rating than the 3000 at cnet. Not the easiest call. $200 isn't anything if you're paying over 18 months. I ordered the 2500, but could refuse delivery and still order... » Read More I've been checking out the Sony site and other places. It appears you're definitely right that the v2500 doesn't have the feature, but the higher numbered v and w sets do. On the other hand, I haven't found a single consumer review that even mentions it, so it can't be a dealmaker or breaker. A couple refer to the "xross media bar" but claim it's too much to bother with. The 2500 gets a significantly higher consumer rating than the 3000 at cnet. Not the easiest call. $200 isn't anything if you're paying over 18 months. I ordered the 2500, but could refuse delivery and still order the 3000. Are you satisfied with the 2500 (vs. a set costing no more than $200 extra)? « Show Less
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Greetings Zee, I shall not want to mislead you upon your quest for the correct info regarding the W3. These items may come across as a bit complex unless you know exactly what you are doing with them. Please allow me to suggest that you contact the Audioengine Cust SVC Team as per assistance. This is the route that I chose upon whenever I had queries beforehand. However, I shall say this... once you get everything together, you shall be one HAPPY customer. Trust me on this. Good Luck. WM
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@Philip C. BaileyYour post was a bit confusing, you said it "doest" work for the VT20 but then you say you bought the package. Did you mean it DOES -or- it DOESN'T work for the VT20?
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Sally, its been a month or so since i did my research on this. From what I can remember, when I went on to the PowerSmart website, the more expensive model seemed to be the newer one.
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I actually made a mistake and bought the rode videomic for this camera and I sold it because it was just to big for this camera and it wasn't even better, except it was directional but only mono. So do NOT get the rode videmic. I don't know what I'll do because I film a lot outdoors and I need something to keep the wind out, I've heard the Rode Videomic Pro is smaller and better but more expensive.
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Thanks for the info. I did purchase the VN5200-PC Version some months ago but I do appreciate the reply.
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It's PVH-B30U. But I never thought about it until now. What if I bought 30V and they sent me a 30U one.... Or maybe U looks like V sometimes.... And what is the difference, anyway?
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Hi Jill,Thank you so much for this information. I was set on returning my Mio C520 because it didn't say the street name but the specifications mentioned that it did TTS. In any event, I am now keeping it. I was thinking about the Nuvi 250W with less features and more money, but I like the MIO C520 for the price. Thanks again.
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How DID you get the Olympus VN-2100PC to work under Parallels? Windows "sees" the recorder. The recorder flashed the letters "PC to me so it recognizes Windows. When I run the Digital Wave Player software however, none of the files are found. :-OEd K
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I'm surprised no one has given you a suggestion. On the off chance you are still looking, I'll add a comment or two. Obviously, any of the units you have listed "could" do the job very well (I've heard good and bad things about each of them). Multiple routing (which my unit doesn't have) would be very nice to have if it's implemented properly. I originally wanted the Magellan because I liked its features better than the others (especially the AAA feature), but didn't want to take a chance (their customer support is terrible). And any unit that allows you to exclude/avoid a road is a good one to get. The Nuvi 200 really is a basic unit and has no Text-to-Speech (which I prefer even though some names are butchered). The 200 also comes with only the lower 48 states (adding Canada can get very expensive), so I would suggest the 250 or 260 (the 260 has TTS). The newer 260W (wide-screen) is probably priced too high right now. As far as ease of use, they all work similarly, but Garmins are probably the easiest and most logical (with Magellan a close second). TomTom will give you many more customizable options, plus has Mapshare (a really great idea). No matter what you decide to get, I'm sure you will be pleased. Just remember that they all have various quirks (even the big, expensive models).
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I was wondering the same thing. I am thinking about buying the the 1019 and now I came accross the VSX-9049 and right now the difference is only around $20 in Amazon.
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Well after much debate and searching for the best price, I finally pulled the trigger on the Elite VSX-21TXH. Found a deal on Ebay that was just too good to pass up ($510 shipped). And since the VSX-1019 was similarly priced, it was an easy decision to go with the 21TXH. BTW, both the 1019 and the 9040 are both still right around the $500 mark. I'm certain I'll be happy with performance of this elite AVR. =)