What is the difference in cables that have and don't have the 600 MHZ other than $10?
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I have no idea. I bought this because the campground I was staying in had wifi that worked didn't work. i used all 200' and all I can say is it work great for what I needed.
2253728
One is (probably) 300 MHZ, and the other is 310MHZ. Match to the frequency on your receiver, although either will work.
751527
Native Intrumentes A 6/ A 10 don´t need multicore cables anymore. Just regular rca cables. Good luck!
1030150
I don't know that there is much of a difference. I would highly recommend that you do not purchase this product. While the cable(s) themselves are thick, the ends are cheaply made and break very easily.
1092163
yes. I just replaced my old rg 59 with rg 6. Rg 6 and above will be able to carry nicely your digital signal. Above that will be a waste of money because the cable companies don't even carry above rg 6.
1031399
I'd imagine the only difference would be the length of the wire. Keep in mind though that signals degrade based on the length of the wire. My 0.5 cable works flawlessly. If I needed more length I'd probably go for something gold plated.
838181
I've used Cat6 and I'm getting 10GB with no problems. Note that I'm use 3 ft cables. Can't say if there would be problems with longer runs.
1521606
From a connectivity stand point, there are no differences between the units. I have found the descriptions posted by Amazon can be very vague. I find myself needing to do more research before buying and usually on the mfg. website.
1386890
The main difference is the one with 3 antennas gets more Mbps (bits per second). I think it also has a little heaver encryption. Not sure about the range but I would assume it is better.
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SB6180 DATA SHEET General Specifications Modulation Downstream Channel Capture Two independent 32 MHz Wideband Tuners on the sb6180. the sb6141 has 96MHz. this, from what i understand allows ISP's to space their channels further apart when bonding. i.o.w. if an ISP wanted to they could space their bonding channels further apart on the 6141 than the 6180. in the real world, they would not do this, but the 41 can do it if it was done. its a very slight advantage that will never be used. certainly not worth doubling the cost of the modem. also, the 6180 uses a broadcom chip vs the 41 uses a T.I chip. you can google the two and find their data sheets and compare.
1807962
i suggest monster cable and other after market cable will work, another tip is vmoda cables are completely compatible to ue 6000 no problem. that is the cable that i am using right now.
1502620
There is a built in Intel 217-V adapter that goes up to 1 gigabit in speed. It works nicely, no need to purchase another.
1629100
if the package says they have a 1.5 ghz transfer rate, then you will NOT get the 6gps of SATA 3. These will still work, you just wont get 100% performance out of them.
1584546
None and cables aren't the longest. Can't really run behind atx motherboards.
637467
I have no knowledge of the other cable. I bought the best value at the time. I would guess that the difference would be the thickness of the outer cover or the density of the wires themselves. Hope this helps you make your decisipn
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6003 and 6000 both dont come with wifi adapter. Other difference being lesser USB ports - 2 on 6003 and 3 on 6000 and no optical audio and ethernet ports on the 6003 variant. Contrast ratio is 4,000,000 on 6003 and 5,000,000 on 6000. un46d6050 is same as 6000 except that it comes with wifi adapter and has a contrast ratio of 4,500,000. Best part is it comes at same price as un46d6000 - currently 899$ from Sams!
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The 6187 doesn't come with a cable card slot, so even if your cable provider supplies you with a card, you won't have any use for it.The HL-S6188, on the other hand, does have a cable card slot, as well as PiP and FireWire.