I can not decide between the F6400 and H6400 model .. Someone can tell me which is better?
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Depends on your definition of better. The F6400 is the 2013 model and the H6400 is the 2014 model. There are a few functionality improvements the H6400 has over the F6400 in my opinion that lead me to choose the H over the F. The H-series has improved SmartHub navigation that makes it easier to find and open different apps. The motion remote also makes it a lot quicker to navigate through the smart apps, etc. No more endless arrow clicking to select the right app. Just point and click. Lastly, the quad-core process in the H-series I think makes the SmartHub experience a lot smoother than on the F-series' dual-core. These are just my (biased) opinions. Choose what feels right to you. I chose the H6400 and have not been disappointed. Overall it's a great TV.
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Hi CSC. I have the same question, I am about to upgrade to a DH70 from an H31. Did you ever get a reply on the comparison? Or did you buy the HD70 and found out yourself?
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Gamble. Thanks for the reply. If you read the reviews on Amazon it seems that the reviewers seem to think the 65 model is better! I would go for the 65 as I want the best display as possible. I watch soccer and need the better fast motion that this model should display (less blurry) hope this helps. Keep in touch!Mike
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I've ordered the HF100. 549$.I couldn't see any difference between the HG20's 24Mbps recording and the HF100's 17Mbps recording on 40" fullHD Toshiba lcd.It's cheaper about 90$, about 2 16GB SDHC Cards and a 8GB SDHC card...I will use my PS3 to watch videos, no need 60Gb capacity on camcorder.
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like many said go with AB800 or if you can afford it go with Einstein and you may not need to upgrade, ever. google einstein and you will see why. it is also made by Paul buff
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I am pretty sure I used the F7D4302 from toastman. Makes this device awesome.
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The H5500 has a 1.9 GHz quad-core. I returned the previous generation EH5300 and bought a 40" H5500. Although I have some respect for /lcdbuyingguide.com/, the smart hub is not slow.
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Go with an a8-5600k trinity. It's the same price. You could also go with an fm2+ socket a10 kavari core.
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There are pretty much the same it terms of specs, with only a few differences. First, is the ever so marketing touting contrast ratio. Plasma HDTV's will seeming always have better contrast ratio then LED, but uses 2 to 3 times and sometimes more energy. I have the F8000 and I must say haven't had any issues to date, but I also read some good things about the F8500. Cnet has a good write up and video review on this very comparison, you should check it out. As I said earlier, the F8500 black levels are darker, but the F8000 can really brighten up a room which I prefer myself. The major physical difference is the weight and style of both HDTVs, the plasma is bulky while the LED is slimmer. Which ever you choose, I think you'll be pretty pleased with your purchase.
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I have 2 und8000s' and They do have better picture quality then the f5500 but for the price you can't beat it. The picture could be better but for the apps and update content on it I would buy f5500 over the 8000
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I tried the HS 20 not once, but twice -- because I thought the first had to be a bad copy. It wasn't. Both provided a nightmarish experience, leaving me with the feeling that anything would be better than the HS20. In that context, I'd opt for the 7000. But in the broader, more realistic context of the year 2014, you should rule out both the 10-year-old 7000 AND the HS20. Immediately, and irreversibly. Even if they cost you nothing, you'd still be wasting time, energy, and precious moments.
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I believe the H837 is the latest version, but there are more capable versions out there (3d simulation etc), maybe just not on Amazon.
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you can use this one, but the only thing to consider is that you cannot transfer files from a 64-bit processor to a 32-bit processor, its just not compatible, that´s what i regret about it, besides that, it works good. i recomend you to go for the encore one, its way better and it has no restrictions with cpu architecture
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you can use this one, but the only thing to consider is that you cannot transfer files from a 64-bit processor to a 32-bit processor, its just not compatible, thats what i regret about it, besides that, it works good. i recomend you to go for the encore one, its way better and it has no restrictions with cpu architecture
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My preference is fo OEM over upgrade but back up your data first of course. Can't guarantee everything (sw/hw) will work going from 32 to 64 bit but there are usually workarounds.
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Thanks! I appreciate the information. I'll probably buy the U100 (aren't lower numbers usually cheaper?), or maybe the Acer equivalent or even the Asus, though that seems to be a bit heavier. (I'd welcome opinions on the relative merits of these computers.)
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H6400 = 2014 model, size 40" 48" 50" 55" and upF6400 = 2013 model, size 40" 46" 50" 55" and upBoth models are 3D and one of the main difference is H has Quad-Core compare to F has Dual-Core.Hope this will help your answer....