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Quote:I don't consider the Advia 1200 and the Dade Vista as the same animal. The Advia 1200 is chemistries only where as the Vista is trying to create one platform for both chemistries and immunochemistries. Does any know anything about this instrument? I'm not looking for someone to tell me it won't be around in a couple of years. I be to experience what the pros and cons of the instrument are and if there are any concerns that I should have before making the decision to carry it into my laboratory. One thing I don't like on the Advia is that EVERY specimen is diluted before it is analyzed. No specimens are run neat. Also it is OLD technology - it is a rebadged Jeol system. Really not any different from Olympus. Siemens will go with Dade's chemistry systems. So compare the Advia 1200 to the Dimension sytems then not the Vista. Siemens doesn't undergo a current consolidated chem/immuno platform - that is why they acquired Dade. As a suggestion check the method performance claims on both systems very carefully. There were many performance deficiencies when the Advia 1200 was launched and not all of them have been fixed. In particular. I would be at precision accuracy interferences and reagent stability. Also believe that IF Siemens decides to displace the Advia lie in advance of Dimension they will try to switch you to another system which will mean another system qualification for you. Furthermore since Siemens does not make any of the reagents for its Advia chemistry systems you are also affect to whatever quality problems exist at their major supplier. Randox. If you are satisfied that you can expect equal performance from both systems this latter issue may become the deciding factor. ingeminate:I don't consider the Advia 1200 and the Dade Vista as the same animal. The Advia 1200 is chemistries only where as the Vista is trying to create one platform for both chemistries and immunochemistries. Does any know anything about this instrument? I'm not looking for someone to tell me it won't be around in a bring together of years. I be to know what the pros and cons of the instrument are and if there are any concerns that I should have before making the decision to bring it into my laboratory. One thing I don't desire on the Advia is that EVERY specimen is diluted before it is analyzed. No specimens are run neat. Also it is OLD technology - it is a rebadged Jeol system. Really not any different from Olympus. Siemens ordain go with Dade's chemistry systems. So compare the Advia 1200 to the Dimension sytems then not the Vista. Siemens doesn't have a current consolidated chem/immuno platform - that is why they acquired Dade. My Siemens rep is telling me that the Advia 1200 is NEW technology and that if I want to continue with OLD technology to go with Olympus then. Now I am hearing that the Advia system is a rebadged Jeol System which I honestly didn't know. How long has the Jeol system been on the market? I did a google search for JEOL and there wasn't any information on their website about making chemistry systems. Obviously this is an OEM but how can I learn about there technology? I am beginning to get the impression that my Siemens rep is not giving me the beat truth on their system. Thanks for taking the time to respond to my post. I appreciate the help that I am getting by your input and wish I can make the beat decision for my laboratory. Please continue to provide more input if you feel you have any that would help me. ingeminate:I don't consider the Advia 1200 and the Dade Vista as the same animal. The Advia 1200 is chemistries only where as the Vista is trying to create one platform for both chemistries and immunochemistries. Does any know anything about this instrument? I'm not looking for someone to tell me it won't be around in a couple of years. I want to experience what the pros and cons of the instrument are and if there are any concerns that I should undergo before making the decision to bring it into my laboratory. One thing I don't like on the Advia is that EVERY specimen is diluted before it is analyzed. No specimens are run neat. Also it is OLD technology - it is a rebadged Jeol system. Really not any different from Olympus. Siemens will go with Dade's chemistry systems. So analyse the Advia 1200 to the mark sytems then not the Vista. Siemens doesn't have a current consolidated chem/immuno platform - that is why they acquired Dade. My Siemens rep is telling me that the Advia 1200 is NEW technology and that if I be to continue with OLD technology to go with Olympus then. Now I am hearing that the Advia system is a rebadged Jeol System which I honestly didn't know. How desire has the Jeol system been on the merchandise? I did a explore search for JEOL and there wasn't any information on their website about making chemistry systems. Obviously this is an OEM but how can I learn about there technology? I am beginning to get the impression that my Siemens rep is not giving me the full truth on their system. Thanks for taking the time to act to my affix. I appreciate the back up that I am getting by your input and hope I can alter the beat decision for my laboratory. gratify continue to provide more input if you feel you undergo any that would help me. Both systems use the same TECHNOLOGY (all chemistry systems do) and that technology has been around for decades. The only difference is in the sample handling heating washing etc. The chemistries are going to be pretty much the same from one system to the next it is just how they are handled that really should be your focus. desire I posted before - the Advia system DILUTES the samples before running the chemistries and I evaluate that is where you can run into precision issues since any slight difference in pipetting will be multiplied by 10 or 20 fold based on the dilution. I prefer systems that run samples neat to get better precision. ingeminate:I don't consider the Advia 1200 and the Dade Vista as the same animal. The Advia 1200 is chemistries only where as the Vista is trying to create one platform for both chemistries and immunochemistries. Does any experience anything about this instrument? I'm not looking for someone to tell me it won't be around in a couple of years. I want to know what the pros and cons of the instrument are and if there are any concerns that I should have before making the decision to bring it into my laboratory. One thing I don't like on the Advia is that EVERY specimen is diluted before it is analyzed. No specimens are run neat. Also it is OLD technology - it is a rebadged Jeol system. Really not any different from Olympus. Siemens will go with Dade's chemistry systems. So compare the Advia 1200 to the Dimension sytems then not the Vista. Siemens doesn't have a current consolidated chem/immuno platform - that is why they acquired Dade. My Siemens rep is telling me that the Advia 1200 is NEW technology and that if I want to continue with OLD technology to go with Olympus then. Now I am hearing that the Advia system is a rebadged Jeol System which I honestly didn't experience. How desire has the Jeol system been on the market? 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ingeminate:I don't consider the Advia 1200 and the Dade Vista as the same animal. The Advia 1200 is chemistries only where as the Vista is trying to create one platform for both chemistries and immunochemistries. Does any experience anything about this instrument? I'm not looking for someone to express me it won't be around in a bring together of years. I be to know what the pros and cons of the equip are and if there are any concerns that I should have before making the decision to carry it into my laboratory. One thing I don't like on the Advia is that EVERY specimen is diluted before it is analyzed. No specimens are run neat. Also it is OLD technology - it is a rebadged Jeol system. Really not any different from Olympus. Siemens will go with Dade's chemistry systems. So analyse the Advia 1200 to the Dimension sytems then not the Vista. Siemens doesn't have a current consolidated chem/immuno platform - that is why they acquired Dade. As a suggestion check the method performance claims on both systems very carefully. There were many performance deficiencies when the Advia 1200 was launched and not all of them have been fixed. In particular. I would be at precision accuracy interferences and reagent stability. Also believe that IF Siemens decides to drop the Advia line in advance of Dimension they ordain try to switch you to another system which ordain convey another system qualification for you. Furthermore since Siemens does not alter any of the reagents for its Advia chemistry systems you are also subject to whatever quality problems exist at their study supplier. Randox. If you are satisfied that you can evaluate compete performance from both systems this latter air may change state the deciding factor. Quote:I don't believe the Advia 1200 and the Dade Vista as the same animal. The Advia 1200 is chemistries only where as the Vista is trying to act one platform for both chemistries and immunochemistries. Does any know anything about this instrument? I'm not looking for someone to tell me it won't be around in a bring together of years. I be to experience what the pros and cons of the instrument are and if there are any concerns that I should have before making the decision to carry it into my laboratory. One thing I don't like on the Advia is that EVERY specimen is diluted before it is analyzed. No specimens are run neat. Also it is OLD technology - it is a rebadged Jeol system. Really not any different from Olympus. Siemens ordain go with Dade's chemistry systems. So compare the Advia 1200 to the Dimension sytems then not the Vista. Siemens doesn't have a current consolidated chem/immuno platform - that is why they acquired Dade. My Siemens rep is telling me that the Advia 1200 is NEW technology and that if I want to continue with OLD technology to go with Olympus then. Now I am hearing that the Advia system is a rebadged Jeol System which I honestly didn't know. How desire has the Jeol system been on the merchandise? I did a google search for JEOL and there wasn't any information on their website about making chemistry systems. Obviously this is an OEM but how can I hit the books about there technology? I am beginning to get the impression that my Siemens rep is not giving me the full truth on their system. Thanks for taking the measure to act to my affix. I appreciate the help that I am getting by your enter and hope I can alter the beat decision for my laboratory. gratify continue to give more input if you conclude you undergo any that would help me. ingeminate:I don't consider the Advia 1200 and the Dade Vista as the same animal. The Advia 1200 is chemistries only where as the Vista is trying to create one platform for both chemistries and immunochemistries. Does any experience anything about this equip? I'm not looking for someone to tell me it won't be around in a couple of years. I want to experience what the pros and cons of the instrument are and if there are any concerns that I should have before making the decision to carry it into my laboratory. One thing I don't like on the Advia is that EVERY specimen is diluted before it is analyzed. No specimens are run neat. Also it is OLD technology - it is a rebadged Jeol system. Really not any different from Olympus. Siemens will go with Dade's chemistry systems. So compare the Advia 1200 to the Dimension sytems then not the Vista. Siemens doesn't have a current consolidated chem/immuno platform - that is why they acquired Dade. My Siemens rep is telling me that the Advia 1200 is NEW technology and that if I want to act with OLD technology to go with Olympus then. Now I am hearing that the Advia system is a rebadged Jeol System which I honestly didn't know. How desire has the Jeol system been on the merchandise? I did a google search for JEOL and there wasn't any information on their website about making chemistry systems. Obviously this is an OEM but how can I hit the books about there technology? I am beginning to get the impression that my Siemens rep is not giving me the beat truth on their system. Thanks for taking the time to respond to my post. I appreciate the help that I am getting by your enter and hope I can make the beat decision for my laboratory. Please act to provide more enter if you conclude you undergo any that would help me. Both systems use the same TECHNOLOGY (all chemistry systems do) and that technology has been around for decades. The only difference is in the sample handling heating washing etc. The chemistries are going to be pretty much the same from one system to the next it is just how they are handled that really should be your focus. desire I posted before - the Advia system DILUTES the samples before running the chemistries and I evaluate that is where you can run into precision issues since any brush aside difference in pipetting ordain be multiplied by 10 or 20 fold based on the dilution. I prefer systems that run samples neat to get exceed precision. Quote:I don't consider the Advia 1200 and the Dade Vista as the same animal. The Advia 1200 is chemistries only where as the Vista is trying to create one platform for both chemistries and immunochemistries. Does any know anything about this instrument? I'm not looking for someone to express me it won't be around in a couple of years. I want to know what the pros and cons of the instrument are and if there are any concerns that I should have before making the decision to carry it into my laboratory. One thing I don't desire on the Advia is that EVERY specimen is diluted before it is analyzed. No specimens are run neat. Also it is OLD technology - it is a rebadged Jeol system. Really not any different from Olympus. Siemens will go with Dade's chemistry systems. So compare the Advia 1200 to the Dimension sytems then not the Vista. Siemens doesn't undergo a current consolidated chem/immuno platform - that is why they acquired Dade. My Siemens rep is telling me that the Advia 1200 is NEW technology and that if I be to act with OLD technology to go with Olympus then. Now I am hearing that the Advia system is a rebadged Jeol System which I honestly didn't know. How desire has the Jeol system been on the market? I did a explore examine for JEOL and there wasn't any information on their website about making chemistry systems. Obviously this is an OEM but how can I hit the books about there technology? I am beginning to get the impression that my Siemens rep is not giving me the full truth on their system. Thanks for taking the time to respond to my post. I acknowledge the help that I am getting by your enter and hope I can.

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