What is the main differences between SCD_2100(silver) and this model (SCD-2110)?
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Since I don't have the SCD-2100 (silver), I can't really say. I suspect there is no significant difference other than the color.
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I have no idea, since I have this black one (SCD-2110), but I guess that it is an upgrade of the silver one.
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not so good :-( I like SCD-2100s ISBN:978-1-59074-496-3 because it speaks more words and sound less robotic
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looking at these items on ebay - the main difference seems to be dial control or digital control. My original one was a digital control (not like this new model) and honestly the problem I had was the digital button broke and I couldn't control heat. That is why I chose the dial this time
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I don't know what the difference would be, I wasn't aware that there were various models. Sorry I couldn't be of assistance.
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&#65297;&#65296;&#65296;&#65296; version is a larger monitoring unit, where as 1300 model is a much smaller compact unit. Both of which does the same thing just matter of size.
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The 210 and 211 are the same unit. The difference was where it was originally sold (retail -211 vs wholesale 210). No difference in product at all.
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Checking Aeon Labs website, the only difference I can find is that the DSC19103 "includes energy monitoring features". I believe that some control systems can utilize that information.
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I did not find any difference other than the packaging and directions in japanese. I think it boils down to the fact that the American model is discontinued
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Most of the silver series has ball ended bristles like a traditional brush while the blue has textured plastic wire bristles. The blue series also has a metal core and gets hot when using a blow dryer causing your hair to dry and style into place faster
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the only difference between the systems is the color of the receiver. the reason why the 2300 has a higher retail price is because it came out a year earlier
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All the features are internal with my silver one; I don't know of any difference.
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I believe the answer is that the 2200, has two folding tables, and a built in thermometer in the lid, and the 2000 model does not have these two features is the only differences. RHW 15/01/15
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The only difference is the plastic. One is dark purple, which looks black, and one is a slightly translucent blue. Both run on the same frequency: 2.3MHz.LW is correct in that the blue ones are the older model.
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They are the same. if you look at Pioneer's website you will see "W" for white, "S" for silver and "B" for black. http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Computer/Computer+Drives
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To be honest I don't see any difference. We purchased the 20632 and my husband loves it.
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Thanks for your answer. Forgot to ask if the silver version has a plastic or a metal housing? I presume that the chrome version has a metal housing.
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There a few small differences with these three chargers. The SC-1200A is the lowest end then the SSC-1000A is in the middle with the SSC-1500 as the highest end. The SC model is a speed charger and will charge at a selectable rate of 3A or 12A. And the battery types it will charge is STD and AGM. The SSC models are a Ship n Shore Speed chargers. They will charge 3 types of batteries, STD (low maintenance/ maintenance free), AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat construction) and GEL (very deep cycle application batteries). The 1000 model will charge at 2A, 6A, or 10A as a selection choice. Where the 1500 model will charge at the rate of 3A or 15A, whichever is selected. Hope this answers your questions. There a few small differences with these three chargers. The SC-1200A is the lowest end then the SSC-1000A is in the middle with the SSC-1500 as the highest end. The SC model is a speed charger and will charge at a selectable rate of 3A or 12A. And the battery types it will charge is STD and AGM. The SSC models are a Ship n Shore Speed chargers. They will charge 3 types of batteries, STD (low maintenance/ maintenance free), AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat construction) and GEL (very deep cycle application batteries). The 1000 model will charge at 2A, 6A, or 10A as a selection choice. Where the 1500... » Read More There a few small differences with these three chargers. The SC-1200A is the lowest end then the SSC-1000A is in the middle with the SSC-1500 as the highest end. The SC model is a speed charger and will charge at a selectable rate of 3A or 12A. And the battery types it will charge is STD and AGM. The SSC models are a Ship n Shore Speed chargers. They will charge 3 types of batteries, STD (low maintenance/ maintenance free), AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat construction) and GEL (very deep cycle application batteries). The 1000 model will charge at 2A, 6A, or 10A as a selection choice. Where the 1500 model will charge at the rate of 3A or 15A, whichever is selected. Hope this answers your questions. « Show Less
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There a few small differences with these three chargers. The SC-1200A is the lowest end then the SSC-1000A is in the middle with the SSC-1500 as the highest end. The SC model is a speed charger and will charge at a selectable rate of 3A or 12A. And the battery types it will charge is STD and AGM. The SSC models are a Ship n Shore Speed chargers. They will charge 3 types of batteries, STD (low maintenance/ maintenance free), AGM (Absorbed Glass Mat construction) and GEL (very deep cycle application batteries). The 1000 model will charge at 2A, 6A, or 10A as a selection choice. Where the 1500 model will charge at the rate of 3A or 15A, whichever is selected. Hope this answers your questions.