hp hpe 250f versus hp hpe 270f: Any idea if there is a major difference between the two - they are about the same price?
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There are 2 open PCI Express 1x slots in the HPE-250f, so yes, you can buy a card that will provide two eSATA ports (and even IDE support for a floppy or older DVD-ROM drive ...). Such a card would typically cost less than $25. Check out the link below http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816132014 Sixteen Gb RAM is huge. The HPE-250f appears to be a good value, but realize that there is only room to add one more hard-drive inside the case, and adding cooling to the case is not possible either.
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It is showing as the 3040nr model. If you go to HP.com and look up that model it is the 1920 1080 model. I ordered last night and will confirm when it is delivered. They should be more descriptive here on the site. I spent about two hours looking around the web to have more peace of mind when I found a review of the 3040NR that had the same specs from the HP.com site so I am fairly sure.The price on amazon is better and I always prefer going through amazon when available.
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Never used one, but it is supposedly a remanufactured version of the HP98. My gut says that yes they are the same, but I can't tell you for certain from experience.
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HP6500A e-All-in-One takes takes E710aHP6500A Plus e-All-in-One takes E710nI have no idea if the two are mutually interchangeable, I'm just going by the specs on HP's website.
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I didn't purchase the 250. But the description says 7200 RPM, so that wouldn't be a solid state drive as they don't rotate.
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Hey BenjaminThere is a side-by-side comparison of the various lamps Philips makes at the end of the listing for the HF3470. It looks like it boils down to this: The HF3470 has a replaceable bulb (what that entails, I couldn't tell you. It looks like the HF3520 must be a "forever" bulb). The HF 3470 has a "sunrise simulation" which I dig, and helps me wake up more naturally, which is what I bought the product for in the first place, so that was important to me, but is it for you? Lastly, the HF3470 has 2 sound simulations whereas the HF3520 has 5. I wouldn't call that particular facet a deal breaker. It looks to boil down to the idea of the sunrise simulation and is that worth roughly $60 for you? Happy shopping. Hey BenjaminThere is a side-by-side comparison of the various lamps Philips makes at the end of the listing for the HF3470. It looks like it boils down to this: The HF3470 has a replaceable bulb (what that entails, I couldn't tell you. It looks like the HF3520 must be a "forever" bulb). The HF 3470 has a "sunrise simulation" which I dig, and helps me wake up more naturally, which is what I bought the product for in the first place, so that was important to me, but is it for you? Lastly, the HF3470 has 2 sound simulations whereas the HF3520 has 5. I wouldn't call... » Read More Hey BenjaminThere is a side-by-side comparison of the various lamps Philips makes at the end of the listing for the HF3470. It looks like it boils down to this: The HF3470 has a replaceable bulb (what that entails, I couldn't tell you. It looks like the HF3520 must be a "forever" bulb). The HF 3470 has a "sunrise simulation" which I dig, and helps me wake up more naturally, which is what I bought the product for in the first place, so that was important to me, but is it for you? Lastly, the HF3470 has 2 sound simulations whereas the HF3520 has 5. I wouldn't call that particular facet a deal breaker. It looks to boil down to the idea of the sunrise simulation and is that worth roughly $60 for you? Happy shopping. « Show Less
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I saw the lower numbered models at Frys this weekend. They didnt have the L117FX/B. I played around with it briefly and the touch screen was more responsive than the HP all-in-one model. All the HP's had Vista and DVD drives for about the same price as the Sony, which had blu-ray and Windows 7. Although I dont think I would use the touch screen much (don't like the smudged screens), I did like the look and build of the Sony. Everything seemed to be built a bit better than the HP. I can't wait for the reviews to come out...
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To my knowledge, what you mentioned above is the only differences between the two. I'm personally leaning towards the 700D myself. The hard drives are securerly mounted without the use of gimmerky hotswap bays, that are known to break, in the 700D. Also the 700D is known to have better air cooling amongst customer reviews. How accurate they are is another question.
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I only own the 2540, but just scanning the specs, it seems as if the 2542 is faster. I can't see any other notable difference: both offer wireless connectivity and the ability to do basic printing jobs as well as scanning and copying. They use the same inks, and the printing & scanning resolution seems similar. You may want to ask HP what the differences between them are (vs whether they are basically the same device). The paper feed on the 2542 may be different? But I can't tell without having one here, and suspect that many others out there own either one or the other but not both, and so may have a tough time addressing this question. I only own the 2540, but just scanning the specs, it seems as if the 2542 is faster. I can't see any other notable difference: both offer wireless connectivity and the ability to do basic printing jobs as well as scanning and copying. They use the same inks, and the printing & scanning resolution seems similar. You may want to ask HP what the differences between them are (vs whether they are basically the same device). The paper feed on the 2542 may be different? But I can't tell without having one here, and suspect that many others out there own either one or the other but not both, and so... » Read More I only own the 2540, but just scanning the specs, it seems as if the 2542 is faster. I can't see any other notable difference: both offer wireless connectivity and the ability to do basic printing jobs as well as scanning and copying. They use the same inks, and the printing & scanning resolution seems similar. You may want to ask HP what the differences between them are (vs whether they are basically the same device). The paper feed on the 2542 may be different? But I can't tell without having one here, and suspect that many others out there own either one or the other but not both, and so may have a tough time addressing this question. « Show Less
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Both of the Hp 500-270 desktops I purchased came with a wireless keyboard and a wireless mouse. Neither one of them are of high-quality. But both will work just fine. If you are constantly typing you might not like the tactile (touch) response from this wireless keyboard.
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Yes, it is what I use in mine. You can get it from HP cheaper. It is $11.99 there. They are out of it right now. You can also try Office Max. On the HP site, it says 7520, but it also fits yours and mine. It is what I use all the time. Hope this helps.
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It is showing as the 3040nr model. If you go to HP.com and look up that model it is the 1920 1080 model. I ordered last night and will confirm when it is delivered. They should be more descriptive here on the site. I spent about two hours looking around the web to have more peace of mind when I found a review of the 3040NR that had the same specs from the HP.com site so I am fairly sure. The price on amazon is better and I always prefer going through amazon when available.
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Kind of hard for me to answer as I have it for home use, I have used both the HP version and also refilled cartridges offered on Amazon and have been satisfied with each purchase. Seems like the do last for a decent period of time. Sorry could not give a better answer.
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I don't know that is not the model I bought mine for. However, I guarantee if you "Google" the HP model # with Power Supply you will find many sites willing to sell you a replacement. If you find this one, and don't find it cheaper, then come back here.
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According to a HP expert, "the Photosmart 7525 is simply a different sub-model of the 7520 series. Both of them are actually the exact same printer, maybe with a different name." When you search on HP for specs on the 7525, the site will redirect you to 7520's information. AS far as I can tell, what the expert said is 100% correct :)
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I don't think there is a significant difference in the card. There are retail or boxed versions that are significantly more expensive than getting the JetDirect card by itself. The difference is software and support are provided for the retail boxed version. You can download the software and get the card to work if you have a technical background. I see that HP is requiring a serial number to download some drivers, firmware, and software. I hope this is helpful.
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That is all correct for this model. The specs are customizable so the HP website won't be able to provide specifics on any model, but this one has all of the features mentioned in your question.