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No, not 'AAARRR' the 'Growth Marketing Pirate Funnel', rather the suffix 'R' that stands for 'Resolution'.
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The Leica M10-R versus the Leica M10. Better colours? Noticeably, yes.
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Better dynamic range? Helpfully, yes.
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Quieter shutter? Thankfully much, thus yes.
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Greater resolution (detail)? Visibly so, yes.
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Touch screen, level gauge and perspective correction? Well, yes but... meh!
So what I have now, having traded my M10 for a used M10-R, is a camera which produces pictures technically with as much improved image quality over anything I have previously owned with the exception of my old Rollei 6008 6x6 medium format film camera using Velvia RVP 50.
A first sample set of test pictures made with the M10-R today can be found here. What a difference the letter 'R' in a camera model name makes.