What is the difference between the D50AP and the D50BP models?
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I looked at both just now on Amazon and aside from a $20 difference (the D50AP is cheaper) I don't see anything that jumps out at me as being different. The dehumidifier has been plug in for over 4 months now and now that the weather has gotten sticky it's been going nonstop without a hitch. The pump is working fine but it's a bit noisy still it's better than emptying a bucket every day!
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Different model year according to their website. http://www.friedrich.com/products/dehumidifiers/model-specifications
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Different model year according to their website.http://www.friedrich.com/products/dehumidifiers/model-specifications
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The main difference is speed and light sensitivity. The wait is shorter with the D4s. Quality seems the same
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I received the 3140d, which includes everything the b version has + ABS. Note that it did not come with the CD nor the Manual, you have to download those.
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The PRS-300 and the PRS-600 are both newer models. The 505 preceded the 700. The PRS-700 was originally intended as a successor for the PRS-505 (it's faster - and has that input capability that a touchscreen gives you). The PRS-505 in turn was the replacement for the PRS-500. However, the 700 (despite being in many ways quite similar to the 505) had certain specific flaws (and a couple of benefits). It, unlike the 505, has a touchscreen, and it also has a light embedded underneath the touchscreen and above the eInk screen. On the plus side that means you can read in darker places without carting a little light around with you, but on the down side it and the touchscreen combined made for a screen that wasn't quite as readable as the 505. In short, yes, basically the 700 has been replaced by the PRS-600, which is pretty similar with slightly better readability, I think also a dictionary, but no embedded light. The PRS-300 is a smaller, cheaper, but otherwise very familiar touchscreen-less PRS-505ish device, except that it contains no expansion slots, and is therefore not terribly useful if you're the sort of person who wants to carry the entire Project Gutenberg in your pocket ;) Speaking for myself I'm pretty happy with both the PRS-700 and the PRS-600 models, despite the somewhat diminished readability - I have never owned a 505 so can't comment except to say that I've seen the screens on them and they are astonishingly clear and paper-like. I would probably buy a PRS-300 if I had the cash and it had a memory expansion slot! Hope that helps...
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To my knowledge, the only difference is color. Since it is the same model, I doubt Nikon made any other significant changes.
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pixel pro works well with my D7000 although I originally ordered the wrong connection cable. The necessary cable was available and the remote works well for me. I don't think that there is a remote cable option for the D50 see: http://www.photoanswers.co.uk/Community-Landing/Forum-Landing/Forum-Categories/Topic/?topic-id=21213
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I don't think there is any difference, or any such camera. I ordered the D3 and received the D2 apparently. I hadn't noticed that until you asked. Some PT cameras pan around endlessly without having to reverse. This one does not. There is a blind spot in the rear where the camera mounts. There is no D3 listed on their website Loftek.com, but the D1 is without the IR lights.
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I have both. Very little difference. Both are excellent for a point and shoot!
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Make sure it is the BDC and not the Nikoplex version. They are very different. When in doubt, save till you're sure of what you're getting.
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The answer Janice Buckley gave is exactly what Actron's website gives for the difference between models.The additional features served me well already and I believe are definetly worth having. Dale Graefnitz
2010437
I use the d90. It wasn't a good buy for me... was slow to work. And only worked once.
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d7100 is far better, but its also more money, if you are just starting out 5300 is great, lots of features like toy camera mode, painting mode , it also has wifi and gps built in, my wife is just starting out so I opted for this instead of the more advanced 7100,also d7100 was named most stolen camera in the world!
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I was wondering the same thing so did some digging and found this in one of the reviews "The main difference of the MP640 over the MP560 is a larger 3" LCD, Ethernet connection and print speed."
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I did some homework before I purchased the unit. Pioneer markets at least two versions of the BDP-150. An inexpensive version for the US market only and a more expensive one that plays all regions. If you do a google "shopping" search for the Pioneer BDP-150 you'll see what I mean. At the time, I suspected and the other responses confirm that Pioneer markets a PAL version as well. They probably market in all regions of the world. Why they use the same model number is anyone's guess. Seems to me it's causes unnecessary confusion.
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they do not have any difference... both do not have a digital display ... only the oldest model has.
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The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP also has a pump. I am please with this dehumidifier. The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP... » Read More The primary difference between the two models is amount of humidity they remove from the air per day. So, you need to know how big your room is in square feet. Another reviewer said that the D70BP worked well in a 1500 sq ft area. My basement is larger and the D70BP has kept it quite dry throughout a New England summer. You may want to consider two other features: (1) proximity to power, and (2) a place to drain water from the unit. I bought the D70BP specifically because it has a built-in pump and I can drain the unit to a floor drain, which is much easier than emptying a bucket! The D50BP also has a pump. I am please with this dehumidifier. « Show Less
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No sure. Check descriptions and specs for each model. Google each one and see what you can find. The FD-80P is a newer model than the FD-80.