Product description says RED 650nm and then later says RED 630nm...which is it?
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It said red 630nm on the direction paper when I opened it. I don't use it for plants I actually use it for light therapy. Its perfect for my face. The blue is good for clearing up acne and the red helps cell regeneration and reduces inflammation. It really works!!! Its amazing!!! I couldn't afford the $300+ led therapy wands sold in health and beauty so I researched online and got the idea from videos on you tube. Its been studied by Nasa and the military uses it for combat wounds.sorry to go on and on but I never imagined it would work so well. Hope this helps
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630nm to 650nm is almost no difference in effect. Like in early red laser pointers, originally they were about 650nm (darker red), then technology improved and they were able to get them to about 635-640nm (appears a bit brighter...the human eye "peaks" in it's color sensitivity at around 530nm (green)). I wouldn't worry about the exact wavelength...it's red and visible, it is satisfactory. [laser/optics experimenter for ~35 years)
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Then I don't know. I own the red version. You should contact to the seller for more information. Good luck!
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John, I purchased this for a client and it works. What I received was low density RAM.
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2700K color temperature. If you look at the bottom of the page, all the specs are listed.
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HelloIt is, I have some pictures in this post http://jiff1980.blogspot.mx/2013/08/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-650-oc-2gb-gddr5.html
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There are two models here - the one specifically labeled as "red" is red, and the other appears to be black from what I've read in the reviews.
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Hello It is, I have some pictures in this post http://jiff1980.blogspot.mx/2013/08/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-650-oc-2gb-gddr5.html
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In their information on their products it does state it has both 880nm and 660nm.
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I got one with a red base as well...and in fairness that is what is pictured. Probably there is a lot of stock in that color and this is how they are running it out. Still works great though.
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Its the standard model. You can tell from the photos the difference between the extended and regular by the proportion of the RED to the SILVER (regular is 1:1; extended is 1:2). Hope that helps
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Hello w6zrd, we actually ordered the 940nm in error and returned it before ever using it. We have the 850nm lights and I do not see a red glow. So, I cannot comment on the 940nm lights.
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I saw the LN32A650 and LN32A550 side by side. The white of the 650 was whiter and the black, blacker than the 550. I bought the 650 and am very happy with quality of the picture.
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as far as I know the red color is indicated by the mechanical keyboard switch not the LEDs. The keyboard is individually let with LEDs in ice blue color.
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I don't think the 500 has red. The 600 does. The one with red has three rows of bulbs.
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I can't say that I've ever seen the colors not match up. Sounds like an issue NZXT might have to/be able to help you with. Sorry, bud.
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Yes, it is 660nm. I found this: http://www.tendlite.com/about/. There is more information here that I hope will be helpful to you. Good luck.
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Thanks for the extra information, interesting about the rectangular pixels. This seems like a much bigger project than I thought it was going to be. I tried a lot of resolutions and found one that appears to leave only one column of pixels on the right side unused. It's 430x222. Funny how a single digit can make a significant difference.