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    whats the difference between the hummingbird 798c and the 798ci and the 798ci hd? im thinking about getting 1 and i want to buy the right 1

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    thanks. whats the hd part?

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    HD is high definition. These units have the highest pixel count per screen size. I don't know if the older units are ethernet compatable, but the HD units are.


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    The HD in the newer HB units does not mean they are any clearer than the older non-HD models...
    The pixel counts did not change...

    HB just decided to add the "HD" moniker because they already had the highest pixel count possible in the units...

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    HD unit is at least the 2011 unit with ethernet. All 798 units have the same screen resolution.

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    and what is ethernet exactly?

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    the new networking connection. direct connect if you're just connecting just unit-to-unit with no Interlink module. They are coming out with a hub this year if you have mutliple units to hook up. They are also releasing some radar units this year.

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    I could be wrong but I thought I saw a post by Humminbird Greg saying you could update the older non HD unit and have the same thing as new HD unit. I would check that out cause it would save you some dollars.
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    The connection ends are not the same. You can use interlink on the ethernet capable unit but not the other way around.

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