Whats the difference between the T77 and the T700 Any ideas?
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In addition, the back touch-screen interface is 3.5" rather than 3"... a bit bigger. I struggled with the differences and ended up getting a T77 with a 4Gb memory card ($25 more). I decided I could get by with a slightly smaller screen on the back for the price difference.
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As far as camera quality and picture quality, etc, they are equivalent?I purchased the T700, didn't realize there was a T77 available. I am considering returning and getting the T77 because of the price.
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In addition to the built in 4GB memory and the larger touch screen the T700 has a much higher resolution display (921K pixels vs. 230K for T77). The T700 is meant to be a portable photo album and so it has a nicer display and it has some slideshow feature like a scrapbook function that the T77 doesn't have. Otherwise the software functionality of the two cameras is almost identical.
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I wondered, why would you purchase an additional 4gb of memory when the camera has 15gb built in? Thanks!
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what about zooming in and out while video recording, I know you can do that with T700, but can you also do that with the T77?
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hello, no there is no Significant difference between those two. N660 TF will be only Slightly Cooler thats all.
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Besides the obvious that the SD800 is approx. 7.4MP and the 700 is 6.2MP, the SD800 also has a 3.8x Wide Zoom lens whereas the SD700 has 4x zoom lens. The SD800 also accepts SDHC Memory cards. The SD800 IMO is the way to go.
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I have the SD700 and I am looking to upgrade to the 850 or something similar. Both seem to have the same battery indicator issue. It would be really nice for them to include an indicator but, alas, no. So what I do with the 700 is 1) have a second battery. I rarely need it but it is good to have on vacations and other high use periods. 2) The battery will last for WEEKS when I am not using it to often, so when its convenient I throw it in the charger. It usually takes less than an hour to come to a full charge. Good luck!
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Well judging by my last purchase from Datasales co. I bought a t40 and t41 refurbished with xp in January 2010. The T41 is still chugging along saddly the t40 finally gave up last month. Both have been survivors of at least a dozen falls. That is why i just purchased this t400.
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No difference - the T501 targets a different "geographical" market area than the T505. Go to CNET.com and they essentially state the same thing. I do not know which geographical market area the T501 is intended for - perhaps Motorola's web site may clarify this difference.
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I believe the $2000 model you are referring to is the TR1200-DT7. The difference is, the 1200-DT7 has an electronically adjustable desktop, while the 1200-DT5 has a manual adjustable desktop. Having multiple users may merit the upgrade to the 1200-DT7, where height adjustments are frequent.
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I am not familiar with the Fujitsu T732...that is a question for the seller. Thank you
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I just purchased the T500 and I'm very happy with it. If you don't see yourself taking any video, then the T700 is more feature rich. But, if you'll use the video feature the T500 is significantly better. The T500's HD video in decent lighting is impressive for such a small camera. The T500 screen resolution may not be as good as the T700, but I've found it more than acceptable. A friend of mine has a camera with "Smile Shutter" and he says he never uses it, more of a hassle then it's worth. I could see if you had kids who are reluctant to smile, it might be a nice feature. -Good Luck I just purchased the T500 and I'm very happy with it. If you don't see yourself taking any video, then the T700 is more feature rich. But, if you'll use the video feature the T500 is significantly better. The T500's HD video in decent lighting is impressive for such a small camera. The T500 screen resolution may not be as good as the T700, but I've found it more than acceptable. A friend of mine has a camera with "Smile Shutter" and he says he never uses it, more of a hassle then it's worth. I could see if you had kids who are reluctant to smile, it might be a nice feature. -Good... » Read More I just purchased the T500 and I'm very happy with it. If you don't see yourself taking any video, then the T700 is more feature rich. But, if you'll use the video feature the T500 is significantly better. The T500's HD video in decent lighting is impressive for such a small camera. The T500 screen resolution may not be as good as the T700, but I've found it more than acceptable. A friend of mine has a camera with "Smile Shutter" and he says he never uses it, more of a hassle then it's worth. I could see if you had kids who are reluctant to smile, it might be a nice feature. -Good Luck « Show Less
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Its worth EVERY penny. Its way better than the T3. you will not be disappointed!
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Yes, the body is exactly the same as the W70. Literally, the only difference between the two camera's is that one says 7.2 MP and the other says 6.0
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The only real difference I can see is that the DB71 is a touchscreen, while I am not seeing that specified anywhere for the AB71. The specs look very similar otherwise. It is a good machine, for the price (and it being a laptop) it is hard to beat.
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Actually A620 vs. SD700 is like apples and oranges. A few differences are resolution (8mp vs. 6mp), body type (pro-style vs. pocket style), and LCD type(flip and swivel vs. stationary). There are many more differences but these are some of the main ones.
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I didn't have a T400 so not sure..I had used this in T60. Overall I am okay with the performance based on the price paid
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It is the T-007. I am not sure what the difference is. This one works great. Is super quiet.
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Confusingly, Canon uses two designations for their cameras. One is for the US market and the other is for the European market. The T5i is the same as the 700d. The T4i is an older model but is almost identical to the T5i. The added some extra filters to the T5i.
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The difference is that the T3W is wireless. You do not need to be directly connected to the base unit and you can plug your device directly in to the battery pack for portability.