The batteries for sale at Futureshop are "Standard Model" Rechargeable Evolta cells.
I have used an older generation of these cells for many years, and they are very good cells as far as regular NiMH cells go, but they are not real Eneloops, nor do I believe that they are truly LSD. (Panasonic is muddying the waters these days with their LSD claims, and these cells may be improved NiMH that might be called "semi-LSD" but not LSD in the true sense of Eneloops.)
See my posts of 11-29-2013 for more details:
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?362641-Confusion-of-each-Eneloop-generation/page2
As for the Minwa cells, I cannot help you. They are a "known brand" but without having ever used them, and without reading any real "reviews" it is hard to say how good their cells actually are. In any case, I think they are "at best" regular NiMH, that do not compare in any way to Eneloops. For a worst case scenario see this review of 3000 mAh BTY NiMH batteries on this site:
http://rightbattery.com/page/6/
Despite being advertised as 3000 mAh cells, their capacity measured out to only 306 mAh, 334 mAh, 337 mAh and 373 mAh when tested on a MH-C9000 charger/analyzer.