What is the difference between the dcd995 m2 and the dcd995 b models?
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There is no difference except the M2 comes with a charger and two batteries.
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The M2 version includes the batteries and charger, the B version is just the drill without the batteries.
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It's a few months newer original release date. Also the spec sheet says that the B is an 18 Volt.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. BDR-XD05B this is the new model and the other one is discontinued but it will work the same way as the other model.
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The battery for the DM4 is an MU06 and the MU09 is a direct replacement for the MU06 (slightly different form factor, but same battery voltage and connector)
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The DM145 is 58.27" X 26.58" X 1.38" and weighs 26.4 lbs. The DM158 is 58.3" X 26.6" X 1.4" and weighs 26.4 lbs. These parameters are virtually identical and I consider them to be totally interchangeable. The panels are a great bargain, IMO! I have 12 of the DM145's. I recommend them! You'll probably get about 10 more watts out of the DM158's. German products too!
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Basically it has the same number of features that the Logitech M305 has, the side scrolling function is there though no other added features like multimedia buttons added just like the higher end Logitech Wireless Mouse. The only difference is that the Logitech M505 supports the Unifying Receiver unlike the M305 which does not.Though the Logitech M505 needs 2 AA Batteries as compared to Logitech M305 which only needs 1 AA Battery, the lifespan of the M505 has a longer duration which as 15 months (as advertised) compared to M305 which is 6 months (as advertised) though my Logitech M305 lasted for 2 months only on a regular daily use. Basically it has the same number of features that the Logitech M305 has, the side scrolling function is there though no other added features like multimedia buttons added just like the higher end Logitech Wireless Mouse. The only difference is that the Logitech M505 supports the Unifying Receiver unlike the M305 which does not.Though the Logitech M505 needs 2 AA Batteries as compared to Logitech M305 which only needs 1 AA Battery, the lifespan of the M505 has a longer duration which as 15 months (as advertised) compared to M305 which is 6 months (as advertised) though my... » Read More Basically it has the same number of features that the Logitech M305 has, the side scrolling function is there though no other added features like multimedia buttons added just like the higher end Logitech Wireless Mouse. The only difference is that the Logitech M505 supports the Unifying Receiver unlike the M305 which does not.Though the Logitech M505 needs 2 AA Batteries as compared to Logitech M305 which only needs 1 AA Battery, the lifespan of the M505 has a longer duration which as 15 months (as advertised) compared to M305 which is 6 months (as advertised) though my Logitech M305 lasted for 2 months only on a regular daily use. « Show Less
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David, I have no idea what the difference is, I never heard of the model 900. After reading the specifications on both and reading the reviews from customers it appears as though the model 900 is a newer version but has exactly the same features. I suppose, based on my research that purchasing the model 900 is probably the better choice.
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As a mater of fact, I talked to the company today. You can find the comparison on the Sharp sight but there is more to it. First the Dynamic contrast is 15000:1 for the 92 and 10000:1 for the 64, making the 92 much better. The 92 came out Feb 07 while the 64 came out Aug 07. Sure the 64 is newer, but the 92 has the contrast. The 92 has another level of backlight (the ambilight function) kind of like a table light with a pull cord, full once more and get a brighter light. You get the picture. 92 has detachable speakers 64 does not. DVI-I conection (for a computer) on the 92 where the 64 has RGB. and lastly, all connections for the 92 are in back while 64 has some on the side. As I said, there is a comparison chart found on the Sharp site. I'll be buying the 92, sure it's about $700 more but it's worth it!
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As far as I know the DC385 is the same saw as the DC385B. In the tool sets they leave off the letters because the sets come with batteries included with the set. The reason for the letters at the end is for individual tool sales. The letter B at the end is usual for bare tools with no battery and the letter K is for tools that come with the battery.
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No I not. The 920 is slightly larger and the back is curved unlike the 900, which is flat.
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Hi, the difference between the 8985 and the 8995 is only one. The 8985 uses LEDs while the 8995 uses and LCD screen as an indicator
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The C2 comes with 2-1.5ah (DCB201) batteries and the D2 comes with 2-2.0ah (DCB203) batteries. The tool is the same if it is a DCF885. L2 means 2-3.0ah batteries and M2 means 2-4.0ah batteries. If it is a C1 or D1 that would be only 1 battery and a B indicates Bare tool meaning no batteries, charger or case. The tool is indicated by the model number and the batteries by the letter and number following.
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Hi, Could not find much difference in the models. Mine works just great. Try either one & I believe they will be ok. cwr
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The DCD985s are all the same drill, the letters and numbers after are for the accessories (B for Bare tool, L for battery and charger etc)
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Check out these links; http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/pdf/lns4695_final.pdf and http://www.hdtvsolutions.com/pdf/lns4696_final.pdf From what I could gather, both TV's are very similar. The 4696D has an integrated DCR tuner and cablecard (for use with cable) and 7000:1 contrast ratio vs the 4695D which only has the ATSC tuner and 6000:1 contrast ratio.
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???The point of my original post was not to state the differences between the 9595 and the 9585... The LCD was only mentioned to clarify erroneous info a couple of posts above...And yes, back end being the opposite end from the head of the razor... I'm not sure why there is any grey area there.
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I personally have BDP-95 yet a friend of mine has the 105, we both agree that they are similar
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Basically it has the same number of features that the Logitech M305 has, the side scrolling function is there though no other added features like multimedia buttons added just like the higher end Logitech Wireless Mouse. The only difference is that the Logitech M505 supports the Unifying Receiver unlike the M305 which does not. Though the Logitech M505 needs 2 AA Batteries as compared to Logitech M305 which only needs 1 AA Battery, the lifespan of the M505 has a longer duration which as 15 months (as advertised) compared to M305 which is 6 months (as advertised) though my Logitech M305 lasted for 2 months only on a regular daily use.