What is the difference of SB6180 and SB6141 products
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The differences I've found is 1) the SB6180 (and I'm guessing) seems like it may have been made for a particular provider (Cox?), 2) I've read that it may not be compatible with some providers (like Comcast), and 3) buying it used was much cheaper buying a used SB6141. I have RCN as a provider, I took a chance and it works fine.
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SB6180DATA SHEETGeneral SpecificationsModulationDownstream Channel CaptureTwo 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. SB6180DATA SHEETGeneral SpecificationsModulationDownstream Channel CaptureTwo 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... » Read More SB6180DATA SHEETGeneral SpecificationsModulationDownstream Channel CaptureTwo 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. « Show Less
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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.
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As far as I can tell, the only difference is the SB6180 has slightly higher theoretical speeds and couple extra security features. I doubt most people would notice a difference the two of them.
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German - SB67158 is the base model that interfaces with your phone lines. SB67148 is a deskset that links "cordlessly" to the SB67158 hase. Thanks!
1790088
No difference, just a different usage of the part number. It's the same unit either way.
2210516
Yes, the SB5101 has more reliable hardware. The "N" edition is a stripped down version, though it claims to have the same 38/30 Mbps throughput. Also, the SB5101 is the de facto industry standard for DOCSIS 2.0 modems.
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I do not think there is a difference, except the unit without the "BA" designation is sold by a different seller and priced higher than Amazon. I have the unit and would highly recommend it! I purchased mine from Amazon. I own two - one for home one for office. Hope this was helpful!
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I do not know how it differs other than the research I have done on it since you inquiry that states that the 12106 model is updated. I can tell you that the product 12106 that was purchased is a great product. If this is an item you need, I do recommend it. The use of these products created a safer environment when using the ladder and eliminated the need to purchase another ladder at a different height.
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The 861 is the improved model. 3 main differences: 1. Flat blade screws for depth guide have been replaced with hex head screws. 2. The clamping wing screws have been joined with a bar...to provide more secure clamping of the workpiece. 3. A round knob handle has been added to each end...to improve functionality when using with a router table. Other than above, they're functionally identical.
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I think you mean SB6180. The SB6180 is supposed to be sold only by ISP's. That is one difference.Performance is much different:SB6121: 172Mbps download / 131Mbps upload.SB6180: 300-343Mbps download / 131Mbps Upload.The speed capabilities of the modem's are quite different.I would purchase the SB6180 again without a second thought.
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The same 12-bay expansion unit is used for either the 2413 or 3612. The difference is not the expansion unit but the different processor (CPU) used for the 2413 and the 3612. The 3612 has much higher performance therefore extending this performance to the expansion unit storage
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They're the same. No difference at All.. I ordered the 7518 and receive the 7518xb but was identical.
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This one has Windows 8 and a UEFI bios to support that (not sure the S01US didn't have it, but it's required for MS approval to ship 8, I hear). Specs are otherwise identical as far as I can tell.
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I have the SB67158 and I think the only difference is the answering machine in the 158
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Yes, there are differences. Go to the Navionics website and view the products. On their website they actual place the products side-by-side and compare the features.
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According to Samsung's site, they both have 6000:1 contrast ratios. This, from the site, are the differences:"The LN-S4695D and LN-S4696D are identical in all respects except that the LN-S4696D:Is Digital Cable Ready (DCR) Has an IEEE1394 (Firewire) jack which lets you network together, exchange content between, and control up to 10 IEEE1394 equipped devices (for example, VCRs, DVD players, and Set-Top-Boxes). Has a USB 1.1 jack which lets you view photo (JPEG) files and listen to audio (MP3) files saved on a USB Mass Storage Class (MSC) device on your TV. The LN-S4695D does not have these features." According to Samsung's site, they both have 6000:1 contrast ratios. This, from the site, are the differences:"The LN-S4695D and LN-S4696D are identical in all respects except that the LN-S4696D:Is Digital Cable Ready (DCR) Has an IEEE1394 (Firewire) jack which lets you network together, exchange content between, and control up to 10 IEEE1394 equipped devices (for example, VCRs, DVD players, and Set-Top-Boxes). Has a USB 1.1 jack which lets you view photo (JPEG) files and listen to audio (MP3) files saved on a USB Mass Storage Class (MSC) device on... » Read More According to Samsung's site, they both have 6000:1 contrast ratios. This, from the site, are the differences:"The LN-S4695D and LN-S4696D are identical in all respects except that the LN-S4696D:Is Digital Cable Ready (DCR) Has an IEEE1394 (Firewire) jack which lets you network together, exchange content between, and control up to 10 IEEE1394 equipped devices (for example, VCRs, DVD players, and Set-Top-Boxes). Has a USB 1.1 jack which lets you view photo (JPEG) files and listen to audio (MP3) files saved on a USB Mass Storage Class (MSC) device on your TV. The LN-S4695D does not have these features." « Show Less
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As far as I know, the only difference is one comes with a bracket (803) and one doesn't (801). Also, some folks say that one # is an older part #, fyi.
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It Doesn't Look Like It Will. There Are Ones On Amazon ThaT Will Work. Just Type In Sb6121 In The Search. Good Luck.
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Probably the difference is in the tabs. These two urls give you some info on the tab configurations and the significance of the letters.http://www.standardbatteryinc.com/blogs/batteries-101/11639085-battery-terminalshttp://www.standardbatteryinc.com/blogs/batteries-101/11786397-the-ub12180-batteryThe main difference is probably the terminal configuration. Did you specify a tab style?