When I compared the 600 II to the 500 I, I was surprised to see that the 600 II is the same weight as the 500 I. The MFD of the 600 II is the same as the 500 I and the 600 II is 2\" longer than the 500 I.
If the supply of the 500 II\'s remains low after release, the 500 I should hold it value for some time.
When I compared the 600 II to the 500 I, I was surprised to see that the 600 II is the same weight as the 500 I. The MFD of the 600 II is the same as the 500 I and the 600 II is 2\" longer than the 500 I.
I think the prices for used 500 I\'s will go up slightly and hold their value for the rest of the year. If the supply of the 500 II\'s remains low, the 500 I may hold it value for more than a year after the release of the mk II.
When I compared the 600 II to the 500 I, I was surprised to see that the 600 II is the same weight as the 500 I. The MFD of the 600 II is the same as the 500 I and the 600 II is 2\" longer than the 500 I.
I think the prices for used 500 I\'s will go up slightly and hold their value for the rest of the year. If the supply of the 500 II\'s remains low, the 500 I may hold it value for more thana year after the release of the mk II.
Feb 13, 2012 at 05:01 PM
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