what is the difference in the 82 inch mitsubishi wd 82840 and 82842
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The 42 is the newer 2012 modelhttp://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/tv/WD-82840http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/tv/WD-82842see links for more info.
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The 42 is the newer 2012 model http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/tv/WD-82840 http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/tv/WD-82842 see links for more info.
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I have the WD73735 Model, which means I have the Mitsubishi 73 inch DLP. I think the model you are asking about is the 60 inch. I do believe it is the same lamp for the 60 & the 73. Either way I cannot answer definitely whether this lamp fits your specific model since I don't have it.
644231
Sorry no idea --- check to see what bases support the 88002 and then do the same for your 82318. If your base number is listed for both you should be home free
1583467
The Brother Electronics website does not list any relevant differences between the two models in price or features. The 875DW model is more widely found in retail stores such as Best Buy whereas the 870DW is not. Best Buy has had the 875DW on sale in February 2014 for $99 (50 dollar savings from it's usual price).
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I looked up the specs and they are about identical. it was purchased aug 2013
477656
I think the 83250 is just a newer model. I did not see any difference between them,except for the price. I bought the cheaper one.
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The difference is in the TV's refresh rate. The 32l4200u is at 60Hz while the 32l1350 is at 120Hz. The difference between these refresh rates dictate how much you can see in a set amount of time. So, if there is movement on the screen, the 120Hz TV will show the motion a little more smoothly (a little less blurry) than the 60Hz TV. Hope that helps.
1352727
Don't know but the 82 is floor standing and has two woofers (more low end) - I would say if you have the room RF-82's would be a better sounding speaker system.
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I have gone to the brother website as suggested by Howard G. It appears his supposition is correct. The only difference I could see between the 825 and the 835 was the LCD display is color. The size of the screen is listed for both models as 3.3." I realize the OP has probably already bought the printer (or not) but thought I'd post the answer since I was looking for it myself.
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I have this TV and the TOC is there; it's just very subtle on the 630. I compared it to the 850 and the difference is that the frame of the 630 blocks most of the light that passes through from the back, keeping the red tinting faint. The 850's frame has a lip where the plastic is much thinner (and clear) so the light passes through from the back much easier and the red shows up more vividly. Take a flashlight and shine it through the sides of the 630 frame around the screen and you'll see the red tint.
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the 50255-HD is the 50250 model..same CADR..it was just specifically designed BLACK for Home Depot..so they gave it the 255-HD name
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I don't know but at a quick glance the specs seem to be the same. In the past when I've seen small differences in product numbers like this it was because one was made to sell in a particular big box store. There may or may not be a difference in the product. A big box store that offers a price match may or may not recognize the two models as being the same for price match purposes.
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The 850/860 models are about 8 pounds lighter (68 vs. 76 lbs.) On the other hand, 850/860 sound is worse as they had to squeeze smaller speakers into the thinner enclosure. The 860 has 2 USB ports, all other models only have one. The 18-month warranty of the 860 is worth a few bucks for 6 months of extra coverage. The thinner size is unlikely to have a measurable impact on installation because the cable jacks are still in the middle/back of the television so you may have to molest your wall for both a 750 and 850 wall-mount installation. The price differential is now (11/30/08) $240 from a 750 to an 850 model. The 850/860 models are about 8 pounds lighter (68 vs. 76 lbs.) On the other hand, 850/860 sound is worse as they had to squeeze smaller speakers into the thinner enclosure. The 860 has 2 USB ports, all other models only have one. The 18-month warranty of the 860 is worth a few bucks for 6 months of extra coverage. The thinner size is unlikely to have a measurable impact on installation because the cable jacks are still in the middle/back of the television so you may have to molest your wall for both a 750 and 850 wall-mount installation. The price differential is now (11/30/08) $240 from a... » Read More The 850/860 models are about 8 pounds lighter (68 vs. 76 lbs.) On the other hand, 850/860 sound is worse as they had to squeeze smaller speakers into the thinner enclosure. The 860 has 2 USB ports, all other models only have one. The 18-month warranty of the 860 is worth a few bucks for 6 months of extra coverage. The thinner size is unlikely to have a measurable impact on installation because the cable jacks are still in the middle/back of the television so you may have to molest your wall for both a 750 and 850 wall-mount installation. The price differential is now (11/30/08) $240 from a 750 to an 850 model. « Show Less
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It is identified on Amazon as "By Mitsubishi" and fully compatible with the TV Models listed in the Product Description for this part. I am only referring to the Chip sold by "ShopJimmy" through Amazon. It was about 2 hours of disassembly, cleaning, prep. install and re-assembly but WOW, what a great new picture. You really have to clean ANY and ALL dust you find as you go once inside.
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The only difference I can see is the 825 has a monochrome touchscreen, and the 835 has a color touchscreen. Otherwise the specs appear to be the same.
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Actually the motor is the same. The difference is in the auger and the warranty. The auger in the 8004 (white) and 8006 (chrome) is 8 times stronger than the auger in the 8003 (white) and 8005 (chrome). In addition the warranty for the 8004 and 8006 is 15 years versus the 10 year warranty of the 8003 and 8005. I've heard of scouring of the auger with the 8003 and 8005 due to putting hard seeds and things through the juicer, that's why I went with the 8004.
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I'm not sure. What I did for my WD-73835 was to Google the model # of my TV along with owners manual. "WD-73835 owners manual pdf" (minus the quotes) and it tells you exactly which part number to use. On my manual it was towards the end of the manual. Hope this helps.