Does anyone know if the new version is better than the older version? (new one has the red ring)
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Difference is the one with the red ring is the de-clicked cine version. It also features a grooved focus ring that allows for a follow focus to be attached to the lens.
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I believe the C is their Cinima line. I believe the only addition is the new lens coating for reduced glare and such. I don't believe this one has the T stops insetad of F stops which is typically associated with the Cinima line. A word of caution, I think the A setting for aperature is very handy and would recomend paying the extra cash to get this feature.
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I don't know about the old version. The new one I Purchased broke In two days. The removeable base latches broke and plastic cracked.
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Pat- It's the new one. The original is over $100, but still being sold. :-(
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I've heard that it varies. Mine did not ship with the most up to date version.
34439
What do you mean by the new rings? I'm happy to look at my bottles and answer your question - just let me know a little more detail :)
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I dont know what are the new features. I love mine. Except that it is a little bit heavy.
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The first version is lower resolution than the new one which has a retina screen. It is still a very good resolution, though.
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Yes, it is the older model. You can tell by the buttons. I don't know why it is being sold as new when it is clearly not the new model. Save the $3 and buy it from an honest seller.
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I want to add to my previous comment by saying my juicer with the red feet is the original model- I have had it for decades; it still works great. Sounds like the switch in manufacturers has altered the new model for the worse. Too bad.
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Yes, it's a new version, but like many newer versions, you're probably better off with the original. It's not identical; it's a lower-quality copy. This one uses C batteries, the original uses 3 AA batteries. We use rechargeables, which keeps the cost down considerably and which we use in a few other gadgets. This has one speed; the original has several speeds, although that might not matter to you (we use only the lowest speed). There also seem to be a lot of complaints about the quality of the new toy and its durability, and also the customer service of the "As Seen on TV" distributor that sells them. The original seems fairly well made and it's holding up intact after eight months of almost daily play, some of it pretty rough as the kitties dig into the fabric to "lock down" their "prey" hiding under the cover. It is starting to show some wear at the center where the fabric is fastened to the center mechanism, so I am looking for a spare. I think I will get the original version again, though. I saw the version made by Petlinks (Mystery Motion) and found it markedly ugly, in some kind of depressing muddy maroon color. The yellow fabric isn't the height of style either, but at least it's cheerful.
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Ive played both versions and yes I definitely recommend buying the new one... Its a good addition to the old ones, plus a good updated list for the words they've kept which is good so young kids could relate to.
894001
Have no problem with mine and I like it better than the old one..my wife love it
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The old model has many problems. the latest model is getting better. it is okay for its price.
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I got the old version. Maybe the new version is improved based on past comments?
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I think this is a newer version. I bought one last year that looked like the Phoenix model. Its great. I use it all the time. The sound and battery is great.
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The newer version is virtually identical to the old. It actually has more words (I think) because each card has 4 'Taboo' words. The only thing I didn't like about the new game were the card holders and the buzzer. The card holders are not separated, so that is inconvenient. The buzzer is no longer a buzzer, but rather it sounds like a dog toy when you squeeze it. So the game is the same, if not better. But the accessories are not what I would have liked. Hope this helps!
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I bought the previous version of this item last year, so this must be the latest version. The previous version, which I am still thrilled with, had you slip the iPad into a leather enclosure that looks a bit like a frame. The back and cover appear to be the same. The previous version was a great design and I would buy 100 if I had 100 iPads. The new design is attractive in that it gives you more screen space. I had a similar case by a different manufacturer and had trouble with my screen guard buckling at the contact points. I don't know if you will have this issue with the ZooGue case - hopefully not. I would be very surprised if ZooGue engineering would disappoint with the new design! I bought the previous version of this item last year, so this must be the latest version. The previous version, which I am still thrilled with, had you slip the iPad into a leather enclosure that looks a bit like a frame. The back and cover appear to be the same. The previous version was a great design and I would buy 100 if I had 100 iPads. The new design is attractive in that it gives you more screen space. I had a similar case by a different manufacturer and had trouble with my screen guard buckling at the contact points. I don't know if you will have this issue with the ZooGue case -... » Read More I bought the previous version of this item last year, so this must be the latest version. The previous version, which I am still thrilled with, had you slip the iPad into a leather enclosure that looks a bit like a frame. The back and cover appear to be the same. The previous version was a great design and I would buy 100 if I had 100 iPads. The new design is attractive in that it gives you more screen space. I had a similar case by a different manufacturer and had trouble with my screen guard buckling at the contact points. I don't know if you will have this issue with the ZooGue case - hopefully not. I would be very surprised if ZooGue engineering would disappoint with the new design! « Show Less