what is the difference with the FX-9860 GII and the one SD? Which is best?
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Hi- The product is basically the same. For people that have the capability and needs to program, having an SD allows to develop a reasonably large program to be run in the calculator. Hope this helps.
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Since the sd card provides more memory-I would recommend it. However it depends on how much memory you need.
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Thanks, M. That certainly is very helpful information. I haven't made up my mind yet, although I'm leaning towards the SD750 for its compactness (looking for something to carry all the time, since I already have the A640 for 'picture occasions' or travel - really great for simple pns, particularly the rotating LCD, but somewhat bulky). I will have to check out the LCD to see if I can tolerate the grainy images though.
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The one I got had a version of ubuntu called Zorin which works very well in my opinion. I believe it has an SD slot but don't have the computer with me at present.
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I own this model and the Android MX2 G-Box. For $98.00, The MX2 G-Box performs 400% better and worth the extra expense. The Sanoxy mini tv box plays sketchy video that pauses frequently. XBMC is the free media app you want to run to enjoy streaming TV and movies. It's free but you must download it directly, as it's not available in the Play store. As for local programming, depends on which city is local for you and which networks you are trying to watch. NBC-Universal is very pro-active with policing and shutting down feeds for all it's affiliates.
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I bought one a few months ago and it is indeed the newer version with the updated firmware and charger. Video is seamless and smooth up to 720 resolution. At 1080 the framerate drops and things get iffy. Judging by what I've read, the G Sensor is the only real difference between this and the GS.
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There is absolutely no difference in the video quality when using an SDHC or SDXC. If you have two 32GB CD cards with identical read/write speeds and one is SDHC and the other is SDXC, there will be no difference. SDXC is a format that allows flash cards to be larger than 32GB, and not all devices support SDXC cards. It is not possible to find a 64GB SDHC because SDHC maxes out at 32GB. The only situation that I can think of where you should care which one you buy is if you plan to use that flash card on other devices besides your X920. Many older devices do not support the SDXC cards.
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Yes, I use two and agree with Patricia's comments. The SDXC cards seem to read slower than the CF.
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I'm using the Samsung pro xc1. It has ver fast read and write speeds. I figured if I'm spending that much on a player why skimp on the card. I have been very happy with this card. It is the 64G
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Thanks for your input. What do you mean by 'buy a regular one'? Can I get a SDHC reader that will work with wii, or do you mean get a different card? I really like the Transcend card but it's a pain not being able to use it with the wii.
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From Gigabyte's website, the FX-9590 is supported on Revision 4.0. Have fun building your beast!
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AJ, etc. I currently have the new Samsung 6900. It does not have these issues at all, but I am in the process of returning to Amazon due to the fact that I can only get 4 mpps over wireless, yet I have a 20Mpps network. I ordered the Panisonic BD-85 which should arrive Wednesday. On the Samsung you CAN view and even search for movies in Netflix, then choose and watch and the GUI interface is fantastic. If the Pany won't do it, I'll be returning both. Guess I got a bad 6900 as it is CNET's best of 2010.
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It seems like the SD-60K is better for someone without a powerful PC for doing the editing?? This is my dilemma:(
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Hi, Joe, I really don't know the difference between these two models. At the time of purchasing, I just got the only model which it supports 95Mb/s transforming rate.
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It's the extra wattage, THX certification and sound modes (Cinema, Music, Game), Audyssey MultiEQ (6 positions vs 3 [on the 606]), 1080p HDMI and analog upconversion. I own both the 606 and 806. If you're looking for a more capable receiver that does indeed sound better than the other, get the 806. If you're okay with settling on something that fits your needs and don't need more, get the 606.
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9600 is new model. I don't think there is much difference. You would have to go through every spec to see if there is any. I would start with the pioneer website. I love my 9500 I wouldn't change anything about it. If the price is close obviously go with the new one.
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The 3160 does not care the same speed as the 7260, almost half the speed (up to 433Mbps). Honestly I could not find, nor do I know the difference. From what I seen there are two different 7260 they have dual ban and single ban. The one I bought is the dual ban version and highly recommend it. It truly has great distance and speeds. I hope this answers some questions you had. It also should work in any lapatop that accepts half mini pcie
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Thanks, again, Larry. So, for the HD A-35 user, the upconversion of the Oppo chipsets is no better in action than the A-35? The Oppo site mentions, as I recall, a different video processor in each Oppo, the 980, the 981 and the 983. I seem to recall that the 981 has a Farouja (spelling) processor? With, as you say "picture quality of a DVD played back on the HD-A35...about equal to the PQ of a DVD played back on Oppo's new top of the line DV-983H", there's no upconversion benefit in owning the Oppo.That leaves universality the big benefit: How is your DV 981HD at converting PAL TO NTSC and the reverse? The procedure of making the Oppo Region Free seems easy enough. Any glitches?Do I really want to import foreign SD DVD's? Thanks, again, Larry. So, for the HD A-35 user, the upconversion of the Oppo chipsets is no better in action than the A-35? The Oppo site mentions, as I recall, a different video processor in each Oppo, the 980, the 981 and the 983. I seem to recall that the 981 has a Farouja (spelling) processor? With, as you say "picture quality of a DVD played back on the HD-A35...about equal to the PQ of a DVD played back on Oppo's new top of the line DV-983H", there's no upconversion benefit in owning the Oppo.That leaves universality the big benefit: How is your... » Read More Thanks, again, Larry. So, for the HD A-35 user, the upconversion of the Oppo chipsets is no better in action than the A-35? The Oppo site mentions, as I recall, a different video processor in each Oppo, the 980, the 981 and the 983. I seem to recall that the 981 has a Farouja (spelling) processor? With, as you say "picture quality of a DVD played back on the HD-A35...about equal to the PQ of a DVD played back on Oppo's new top of the line DV-983H", there's no upconversion benefit in owning the Oppo.That leaves universality the big benefit: How is your DV 981HD at converting PAL TO NTSC and the reverse? The procedure of making the Oppo Region Free seems easy enough. Any glitches?Do I really want to import foreign SD DVD's? « Show Less