Differences between the 4096D and the 4095D A popular question is - what's the difference between the two Samsung models, the LNS4096D and the LNS4095D?The primary difference is that the 4096 has a "CableCard" slot, which allows you to insert a card to descramble the cable signals, instead of using a set top box (if that is supported by your cable company).The 4096 also has some ports that the 4095 does not:- A USB port on the side, which they refer to as Wiselink, designed to allow you to plug in a USB memory drive and display jpg images or play mp3s. (The 4095 has an S-Video port there instead).- Firewire ports on the back, which they call D-Net. Differences between the 4096D and the 4095D A popular question is - what's the difference between the two Samsung models, the LNS4096D and the LNS4095D?The primary difference is... » Read More Differences between the 4096D and the 4095D A popular question is - what's the difference between the two Samsung models, the LNS4096D and the LNS4095D?The primary difference is that the 4096 has a "CableCard" slot, which allows you to insert a card to descramble the cable signals, instead of using a set top box (if that is supported by your cable company).The 4096 also has some ports that the 4095 does not:- A USB port on the side, which they refer to as Wiselink, designed to allow you to plug in a USB memory drive and display jpg images or play mp3s. (The 4095 has an S-Video port there instead).- Firewire ports on the back, which they call D-Net. « Show Less
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Hi Peter, no the cable card slot means you can put a cable card in there. Some cable companies will allow you to insert a card (they supply) instead of having a set-top box. The other connections are worth the money if you plan on using them. The FireWire and USB would be great if you plan on hooking a media reader or DV camera to the television to look at pictures or movies. Remember, these can be used as computer monitors as well so computers ports or becoming much more common.
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Thank you. I bought the S4696D after all and it is pretty spectacular! Unfortunately Time Warner Cable is not quite there yet, they told me that if I got the cable card instead of a cable box, I would not be able to play movies on demand and I would not be able to access some HD channels like ESPN and Discovery in HD (basically the ones worth watching) so I opted for the set top box instead. But regardless, I am ecstatic about the TV! Thanks for your advice.
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Can you not get the HD channels on the cablecard because they are on high-number channels? I am worried about that too, since our HD channels are all up near 290 - 320, and the TV specs say it can get CATV channels from 1 - 125 only. I am about to give up on trying to find a cablecard TV. I may go ahead and rent an HD box (and keep the regular digital box attached to my Dual TiVo).
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So do you think it's worth extra $$$? I don't know much about electronics so I wonder whether it's worth it for me or not to spend more and whether I would actually use the extra features. Does the extra cable card slot mean I would not have to use the cable box but rather be able to plug the cable wire straight to the TV and use it directly?Thank you.
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How would one acquire such a card? Would it be like having digital cable where all the titles are listed with access to guides and menus and such?
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You get the card from your cable company instead of a set-top box, and then plug it directly into the TV. However, what I've found is that there are restrictions that don't make CableCards that attractive (at least for now). For example, I have Comcast, and if you use a CableCard for their service you can't get On-Demand programming, any Pay-Per-View stuff, or their graphical program guide. To me, not being able to get this stuff kind of defeats the purpose of having digital cable nowadays.
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Cablecard sounds like one of those great ideas that isn't quite here yet. Here is a good NY Times article that is a few months old but still seems pretty accurate:http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/03/technology/03cable.html?ex=1309579200&en;=4051c7b474d19c71&ei;=5088&partner;=rssnyt&emc;=rssAlso, in terms of differences between the 4096 and the 4095, the 4096 has a transparent speaker-reflector strip at the botton and the 4095's is opaque silver. I find the transparent strip a little "sexier".
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The only other difference I found by downloading the spec sheets from samsung's website was the claim that the 4096 had DACS (dual acoustic chamber system) while there is no mention of this with the 4095. Thoughts?
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I don't know because I don't have any experience with that. It looks like the difference is the HD is a little thicker. Can't go wrong with either, especially considering the price.
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The C drive has a round eject button. It looks like the only other difference, according to the Samsung website, is the US-RW write speed is limited to 16x on the C drive. The B drive can burn US-RW at 24x.
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I don't see any difference. They both can do 1080P. They both requires to be powered by the adaptor the came with the tablet. Maybe you need to check out the Samsung web site directly.
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I don't know the difference but I was not able to get this device working at all. I pitched mine in the trash after trying to get it working with the software for weeks.
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The 6000 isn't made anymore. The elevated price is due to the fact that there is a limited supply. The most notable difference is that the 6000 has dedicated function keys (see the top row), while the T9T-00001 requires you to hold the Fn key to "activate" the function keys. That's a deal breaker for some as explained in the reviews below.
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The difference between the two is the Zen Nano Plus has direct cd recording. I don't know for sure why there is such a big price difference but my guess would be that the Zen Nano isn't produced anymore (the Zen Nano Plus is an upgrade) and so there's a limited quantity.
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I don't much about the LNS4096, but I have done a lot of research on the LNS4095 which is pretty much the same TV. The 4096 has a matte finish to the image were the 4061 has a gloss finish to the image. Everything else that is different between them you can find out by read the specs on Amazon. At first I liked the matte finish of the 4095/4096 but after seeing the 4061 in person I like it more. I am planing on buying this 4061 or the 4065 in a few days as soon as I have the funds.
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The only difference between the BD570 and the BD590 is that the BD590 has a built in 250GB hard drive in it. Other then that, the BD590 has a bigger foot print than the BD570. I own both the 570 and the 590. I haven't used the hard drive yet but you can store music, pictures, videos and movies on it. For a few dollars more it is worth it (for me) to get the BD590.
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The difference is color. One is full black, gb35452 is gray-blue, gb35380 is black n blue.
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Both models are available as retail and non-retail items (e.g. end-users and companies). As far as DL/UL performance..SB6141: 343 / 132 Mbps Down / UpSB6180: 343 / 132 Mbps Down / UpThe are some internal hardware differences between the two, which would only matter if you're an engineer (or an ISP with specific requirements for your network).Both devices are widely supported and offer the same performance to the end-customer.TLDR: Buy whichever model is supported by your ISP.
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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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I don't know since I don't know what the difference is between them. I just know I have a SD micro card. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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According to Cnet, another difference is the 69 does not have side connections and the 71 does. My guess is that this is only an issue for those looking to flush mount the tv on their wall. I am in the market for a bedroom television and I was set on buying the LNT4071, but since I wont be flush mounting, I prefer a matte screen, and I do not think contrast difference will be noticable, I think I'm going to pick up the 4069 instead and save some cash.
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I have not looked through the details on TP-LINK TL-WN951N, but by just eyeballing it, it seems to me that one of the biggest differences is that the WMP-600N can do either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz, but TL-WN951N can only do 2.4 GHz.
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The main difference appears to be the case style. The SD390 has a blue plastic case and base, the SD590 has a black easel base with tilt function. I have no clue about the letters and the Samsung site doesn't clarify this point.
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The main difference is that the Linksys WMP600N support both 2.4GHz and 5GHz (only new devices support this band, most people use it for HD vidoe streaming) frequency bands. Here is the comparsion of both cards via their specs @ http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?Submit=ENE&N;=-1&IsNodeId;=1&Descr;iption=WMP600N&bop;=And&CompareItemList;=-1|33-704-031^33-704-031-TS%2C33-124-342^33-124-342-TS&percm;=33-124-342%3A%24%24%24%24%24%24%24