is this the same as the XL2400?
1696265
The bulb should show what TV models it is compatible with. If I had to do over again, I would spend more money and get the OEM bulb sold by Sony. This one is already appearing to be worn out.
1696266
It would be the same (aftermarket replacement), but it is not made by Sony. If I were you, I would find a Lamp at a reasonable price, with a warranty longer than 90 days (hopefully 1 year). If your old lamp is still working, switch it out with the new one you buy, as soon as it comes in. You can keep your older lamp as a backup if the new lamp stops working during your warranty period. If you wait until your old lamp dies before you put the new replacement in, you are eating up your warranty period just sitting there (assuming your older lamp is still working when you order the replacement). It would be the same (aftermarket replacement), but it is not made by Sony. If I were you, I would find a Lamp at a reasonable price, with a warranty longer than 90 days (hopefully 1 year). If your old lamp is still working, switch it out with the new one you buy, as soon as it comes in. You can keep your older lamp as a backup if the new lamp stops working during your warranty period. If you wait until your old lamp dies before you put the new replacement in, you are eating up your warranty period just sitting there (assuming your older lamp is still working when you order the replacement).
1696267
Yes Amanda it is. Still working after almost 2. Months, but the screen still show the message that " replace the lamp"
2224330
Yes indeed. The XL just means Extended Life because they hold more ink. the worked really well in my HP Officejet Pro 8600 and are continuing to put out clean prints.
158843
Its the same cartridge, the XL is suppose to mean xtra large.It did have more ink than the standard cartridge.What did happenis the remanufactured black didnt registeron the printer ink properties when the print screem comes up butiot does work. You may get an error message saying the cartridgeis out of ink, if so just press and hold down the stop/reset buttonfor 10-15 secs. It should clear it.
637909
Don't know, however have a X4650 printer and the 36XL and the 37XL work fine.
2111532
Only differences are the handle for XLR and infrared light for complete darkness. Otherwise all specs the same.
214112
It's true. xxA2000 and xxA2020 are old models. The current models end with A3000.
1996534
No, just install it as any regular cartridge because the XL cartridge size is the same as the regular one.
1619999
XL24 is for PC gaming as it goes up to 144 refresh rate, consoles only put out a max of 60 fps so that would be overkill. Also the XL24's base is different allowing you to do height adjustment, rotating the monitor etc.
708176
The XL refers to the yield of the ink cartridge. PGI 250XL is a high yield cartridge vs PGI 250 being a standard yield cartridge. I hope that helps.
69778
Yes, the only difference is that the XL cartridge holds more ink. It will just last longer.
185465
It didn't work in my 564, so doubt that it will work in the xl. My prints come out dull with drab colors....not at all useable.
102754
yes this is the same model that I owned mine came from Evertech, it works well and power the cameras on a single charge during a 24 cameras installation, saved lots of time.
2114391
I'm not positive, but the XL designation only means that there is more ink in the cartridge which allows your printer to print more pages. If I was being pressed for an answer, I'd say the 36 cartridges work as well as the 36XL in your printer. But take a few minutes and check online.
849459
Yes. They are the same size, just extra ink. If the printer accepts a 240 and 241, it will accept the XL.
1103796
I think that the one you are looking for is the: SONY XL-2400, but just be sure before making any decision.-
2024051
They don't sell the SX240 in my country! But as far as I can tell from a bit of research, the cameras are identical except for the GPS. I continue to think highly of my 260! I don't know whether they'll let me insert a link in a reply, but you can find comparisons of the two cameras on the Internet. Here's one: http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Canon_PowerShot_SX240_HS_SX260_HS/
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XL just means there is twice as much ink in the cartridge. It cost more, but you replace it less frequently. That is how it was explained to me.