What is the difference between D930i and D930a?
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The D930a has a slower 3g at 850/1900 hsdpa, where the D930i is 850/2100 hsdpa. It results in slightly faster download speed, but keeps the same upload speed.
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I really don't know but know that we are so happy with the s6300 as it has twice the settings as the older Nikon we had & even the zoom works better as it does not get all blurry. It also takes outstanding videos & the sound is very good. I would always buy one from Amazon Prime as when we bought one from someone else they did not back it up as well as Amazon does & would not even pay the postage back and the camera did not even work from the moment we got it.
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The only difference is the 36300 doesn't have an outside thermometer. And the weight difference would be the temperature probe and the wiring (although I just looked at the product pages and it seems like the listed weights are swapped (although the listed weights and measurements on Amazon are almost always wrong)). I got the 36500 and I'm pleased with it except for the fact that I think it should have an inside thermometer also (though I haven't seen any that do) and the fact that the map lights are incandescent rather than LED (and I just bought it last winter, that's very strange in this age of everything going LED), but they are easily changeable to LED (it's just a matter of finding a decent led replacement bulb (most of them are cheap china junk)).
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The 920 uses a compression called H264 which in part of the webcam itself while the C910 does not compress but rather allows the CPU to do all the work. The result is the C910 puts a heavy load on the CPU while being used (this would only impact you if you're using an older computer that isn't QuadCore or similar). The C920 is supposedly capable of 1080p while the C910 is capable of 720p. Both models have Right Light. The last difference is the C910 uses 5 megapixels while the C920 uses 3 megapixels. Both work great so it's really a matter of personal preference and maybe cost. Hope that helps.
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I honestly don't know. I would google the one for that camera. Or look it up on amazon for your specific camera. This one works on many of them but unsure about the D300!
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The only difference I can see is that the 300i (from viewing Logitech's website) has a new glossy finish. The 300 has a black matte type finish. Everything else appears to be identical. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/remotes/universal-remotes/devices/6812
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If you go to your camera store and feel both cameras you can see the reason. The 30D looks and feels like a professional camera. It is much heavier and not only looks more sturdy but in fact it is more sturdy than the xti. The xti feels rather cheap in your hand when compared to holding the 30D. The 30D is also a faster camera for shooting sports or weddings when you need to focus and shoot fast before the moment is gone. Depends what you need it for; $500 more for a more sturdy camera with 2million less pixels, although if the largest pic you are going to print is an 8X10 you probably will not be able to tell the difference. Go for the xti or wait for the new version of the 30D called the 30D Mark II If you go to your camera store and feel both cameras you can see the reason. The 30D looks and feels like a professional camera. It is much heavier and not only looks more sturdy but in fact it is more sturdy than the xti. The xti feels rather cheap in your hand when compared to holding the 30D. The 30D is also a faster camera for shooting sports or weddings when you need to focus and shoot fast before the moment is gone. Depends what you need it for; $500 more for a more sturdy camera with 2million less pixels, although if the largest pic you are going to print is an 8X10 you probably will... » Read More If you go to your camera store and feel both cameras you can see the reason. The 30D looks and feels like a professional camera. It is much heavier and not only looks more sturdy but in fact it is more sturdy than the xti. The xti feels rather cheap in your hand when compared to holding the 30D. The 30D is also a faster camera for shooting sports or weddings when you need to focus and shoot fast before the moment is gone. Depends what you need it for; $500 more for a more sturdy camera with 2million less pixels, although if the largest pic you are going to print is an 8X10 you probably will not be able to tell the difference. Go for the xti or wait for the new version of the 30D called the 30D Mark II « Show Less
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According to the User's Manual - Recording limit -HD1080p: < 29 min. or < 4GBHD720p: < 29 min. or < 4GBVGA (iPad compatible): < 4GBWVGA (iPad compatible): < 4GBThe 981 has a 26x zoom, the 990 has 30x.The 981 has 14MP resolution the 990 has 12MP. (but honestly, 12 MP returns 4000 x 3000 pixel images. That's huge!)The 981's max video capability is 720P while the 990 does full 1080P video.One thing I really do like about the Z990 (which I bought last week) is the zoom controls are controlled with a toggle ring that wraps around the shutter button instead of on the back of the camera. I think this lets you have a much more secure grip on the camera. According to the User's Manual - Recording limit -HD1080p: < 29 min. or < 4GBHD720p: < 29 min. or < 4GBVGA (iPad compatible): < 4GBWVGA (iPad compatible): < 4GBThe 981 has a 26x zoom, the 990 has 30x.The 981 has 14MP resolution the 990 has 12MP. (but honestly, 12 MP returns 4000 x 3000 pixel images. That's huge!)The 981's max video capability is 720P while the 990 does full 1080P video.One thing I really do like about the Z990 (which I bought last week) is the zoom controls are controlled with a toggle ring... » Read More According to the User's Manual - Recording limit -HD1080p: < 29 min. or < 4GBHD720p: < 29 min. or < 4GBVGA (iPad compatible): < 4GBWVGA (iPad compatible): < 4GBThe 981 has a 26x zoom, the 990 has 30x.The 981 has 14MP resolution the 990 has 12MP. (but honestly, 12 MP returns 4000 x 3000 pixel images. That's huge!)The 981's max video capability is 720P while the 990 does full 1080P video.One thing I really do like about the Z990 (which I bought last week) is the zoom controls are controlled with a toggle ring that wraps around the shutter button instead of on the back of the camera. I think this lets you have a much more secure grip on the camera. « Show Less
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there are two models of the vivo, D910a and D910i. The one i bought was the D910a. For more details of all the models you can go to www.gsmarena.com
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Dear Customer, The difference between the D270 is the 3G compatible bands as shown below: D270a - 850 / 1900 Mhz D270i - 850/2100 Mhz Thanks, Gus 24hrsDeals
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"from what I can see, the WD-60737 has "Improved Dark Field Imager", and "Improved SharpEdge"Actually, reports are that this exists on the C9 as well.And Yes, I jumped on the $799 Best Buy price, and the 36 month no interest financing. Pretty hard to beat!
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@ LeoI have the DV-980H and the DV-981HD. I also have two units of HD-A35 in use (with several more HD-A30s as backup). Toshiba's giving up on HD DVD was a big disappointment but the lowered prices on its HD-A35 and HD-A30 was a boon to many. The picture quality of a DVD played back on the HD-A35 and HD-A30 is about equal to the PQ of a DVD played back on Oppo's new top of the line DV-983H. This is not surprising since they all use the same ABT video processor.
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I have both the 3540 (work) and the 3530 (home). The only difference that I really noted was that the 3540 has a larger interface display panel and all functions are accessed through the touchscreen interface panel. The 3530 has a smaller display panel and touch panel buttons that are used to access the printer's features (there is a number pad and arrows on the 3530 that you use to choose options, whereas on the 3540 you touch items on the display itself). Otherwise they appear to work the same and quite well. I am very pleased with them and would recommend either. As for the cost difference, I don't know. When I purchased them, the 3540 cost more than the 3530.
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Nikon states that the following interfaces are available on the Nikon L830 camera: HDMI Micro (Type D) DC Input AV Output
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I have both the Kodak Z915 and the Z950 cameras and they each have advantages and disadvantages. The 950 has a slightly better lens (only slightly) and more Megapixels. Having more MP is both good and bad- higher resolution in good light but more "noise" in lower light, plus somewhat longer download time to the card. I like the versatility of the 915 for power- I can use rechargable NiMH batteries or Lithium (NOT Lithium-ION). The Z915 does not have HD video, but the VGA video is just fine. The Z950 has a pointless illuminated "HD" logo on the top which is very dorky and takes away from the cameras otherwise pro-like look. Comparing price to performance, you get much more bang for your buck with the Z915. I have both the Kodak Z915 and the Z950 cameras and they each have advantages and disadvantages. The 950 has a slightly better lens (only slightly) and more Megapixels. Having more MP is both good and bad- higher resolution in good light but more "noise" in lower light, plus somewhat longer download time to the card. I like the versatility of the 915 for power- I can use rechargable NiMH batteries or Lithium (NOT Lithium-ION). The Z915 does not have HD video, but the VGA video is just fine. The Z950 has a pointless illuminated "HD" logo on the top which is very dorky and... » Read More I have both the Kodak Z915 and the Z950 cameras and they each have advantages and disadvantages. The 950 has a slightly better lens (only slightly) and more Megapixels. Having more MP is both good and bad- higher resolution in good light but more "noise" in lower light, plus somewhat longer download time to the card. I like the versatility of the 915 for power- I can use rechargable NiMH batteries or Lithium (NOT Lithium-ION). The Z915 does not have HD video, but the VGA video is just fine. The Z950 has a pointless illuminated "HD" logo on the top which is very dorky and takes away from the cameras otherwise pro-like look. Comparing price to performance, you get much more bang for your buck with the Z915. « Show Less
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The 30D, as noted by others, is a much sturdier camera. In addition, keep in mind that it shoots at a faster rate (5 fps), has a more ergonomic set of controls, and shoots better in low light-- ranging all the way up to 3200 ISO after expansion.I wouldn't be surprised to see Canon offer a similar jump to 10.1 MP or higher in this price range soon, more to compete with Nikon's D80 and D200 than to compete with their own product.That said, I'm adding the XTi as a backup to my existing 20D.
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The biggest difference is A35's capability to output uncompressed HD audio (DolbyHD and DTS HD) over HDMI connection. A30 and others decodes it on the player itself and outputs the decoded audio stream. This allows you to take advantage of your AV receiver's (if you have it, that is - such receivers just started coming into market) capability to decode HD audio.