what is the difference between "ps" and "n" versions?
1573808
PS stands for Professional Strength. Stronger than the N and harder to get. Doctors usually sell it.
1573809
I prefer the PS may mean Professional strength. It has more (double) bromelain (from pineapple core) which is more natural and less pancreatin which is from animal. I originally bought the PS and then I bought the N but my wife didn't like the the N as much. I prefer PS I think it might be the original formula???
1856456
The difference is in the strength of the product. "PS" stands for Professional Strength!
1699097
NP700G7C-S01US use to indicate that it had Windows 7 on it. What it means now is beyond me because the specs are the same!
1619257
Personally, not a clue but these guys know, very handy, just found out about it myself.http://images10.newegg.com/BizIntell/tool/psucalc/index.html
209464
yeah the difference is the solid state drive which the linux version uses. They are much more expensive then normal drives, however they load faster and do not have any moving parts so that makes them safer if you were to drop your laptop and such. They also save some on battery life.
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No. Absolutely not. The apps can co-exist peacefully and even run at the same time. (BTW: I assume you are talking about PSE 2 and/or three not PS - unless you are still running PS versions from the early nineties)
1852060
Hello,The PS-31 is the replacement for the PS-30. The PS-31 is lighter, has slightly higher torque and speed ratings, and slightly improved battery life. Other than that there are some slight design/styling changes but, for the most part, they are fairly similar. That said if I had a choice between the two, I would go with the PS-31.Good Luck!
515593
Yes the "N" just stands for Network meaning that your printer is network ready and has a network card built in. All of the internal parts are the same.
1585780
The old version says "Assembled in Taiwan" -- new version says "Assembled in China". The basic difference (the only one I know of) is that the old version will not let computers running Win 8 "sleep" -- which is to say it continually sends USB signals to the computer and thus the computer can never enter sleep mode. We who owned the old version complained about this, and this was the fix (you could also send your old unit back for a fix but the cost to me was more than it was worth -- something like $30 or so). I have both units and other than this difference they work exactly the same (if you don't run Win 8 you won't care).
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The "N" edition is the same cookware. The only difference I can see is the seller.
1935385
Not a big difference. One is physical that you'd get in the mail. Same function without the copy and paste.
1258023
Hi Pam,I believe the difference is that the S version has an on/off switch while the other one doesn't.
1930488
Honestly, I cannot tell any difference. I called the Microsoft Store and they don't have different versions. Strange.
578721
Thanks for the question. There actually is no difference. The "NA" is a internal part# addition that should have never made it to the web header. As a matter of fact, now that this has been brought to our attention, we will be submitting a request to have it corrected immediately.
614025
What difference do you see between the old and new version, Brian (besides the cartridge life?)
301799
I don'r know but here is an interesting page on that -http://www.livestrong.com/article/551899-difference-between-seanol-seanol-f/
1797413
Nope: On the PS it says SS-660XP. ON the front of the box it has a sticker which says "2013 compliant"