What is the difference between the 279$ fein and the 495$ fein?
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I think the physical vacuums are the same but the HEPA or $495 vacuum comes with the HEPA bag/filter/screw kit. I bought the the HEPA version just about 6 months ago and it was $368, so it was definitely cheaper to buy the HEPA version outright instead of the HEPA accessory package and the vacuum separarely. Now it seems it's $100 cheaper to to buy the vacuum and HEPA kit separately. Don't forget you also need to buy the foam filter to use this as a wet vac, it is not included and don't think of using this to vacuum joint compound dust without the HEPA kit or you'll kill it. It is an amazing quiet powerful vacuum, just irritating you have to buy everything separately.
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I can't see any difference between the 285WT & the 265WT other than the the 285 is cheaper. Anyone?
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When you see the pictures, Can you realize the difference between the cheaper of them, the 4041 (witch has 3000:1), and the 4051 (witch has 6000:1)?Abraham S
35470
Hello Jane, the difference is simply revision, and in the latest rev. they happened to luck into a few extra MH/s. i own both types, and they perform almost the same. How ever with the latest increase in difficulty earnings have gone down to $0.34 per 5 erupters / 24 hours. Keep that in mind when considering this item.
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The difference is that the 190$ one is all net. This one from the base before the net so your baby's face doesn't inhale the dust from the floor since his face will be close to the floor.
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Yes they are the same. I borrowed a 128 from a friend and accidentally broke it. I could not find a 128 anywhere so I got the 3128 and it is the same. It just has a little color on it.
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The 6000 isn't made anymore. The elevated price is due to the fact that there is a limited supply. The most notable difference is that the 6000 has dedicated function keys (see the top row), while the T9T-00001 requires you to hold the Fn key to "activate" the function keys. That's a deal breaker for some as explained in the reviews below.
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Hi! They are both exactly the SAME DESIGN - the only difference being the finish in the 312B sporting a synthetic woodgrain look (either the walnut or other 314B). Interesting enough, although the difference is by having just a layer of something wrapped or sealed into the resin, it's widespread knowledge that somehow the 312B and 314B with the synthetic woodgrain finish ACTUALLY sound better.I forget what the material is made of but if you touch a 302 and a 312/314, you will feel that the latter is cooler to the touch AKIN some metal low conductivity metal. But do not quote me on this. Hi! They are both exactly the SAME DESIGN - the only difference being the finish in the 312B sporting a synthetic woodgrain look (either the walnut or other 314B). Interesting enough, although the difference is by having just a layer of something wrapped or sealed into the resin, it's widespread knowledge that somehow the 312B and 314B with the synthetic woodgrain finish ACTUALLY sound better.I forget what the material is made of but if you touch a 302 and a 312/314, you will feel that the latter is cooler to the touch AKIN some metal low conductivity metal. But do not quote me on this.
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I couldn't find the difference. Looks like there may be just a price difference between vendors.
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Brother has a very nice comparison page here: http://www.brother-usa.com/MFC/ModelCompare/4/MFC9560CDW_MFC9970CDW?tab=full Basically, the 9970 handles legal sized paper, is 20% faster (30 ppm vs 25 ppm), and has a larger ADF (50 pages vs. 35 pages).
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Slight advantage to the Oshlun over the Freud 208, mainly due to having more teeth. The Oshlun isn't quite as clean as the DW/Delta 7670 though, which tends to run a bit higher in price. Any of those will have significantly better performance than the $30-$50 sets from Avanti, HF, Mibro, Vermont American, Promax, and others. However, none of these entry level sets do as well as the premium sets from Infinity, Freud, Forrest, Systimatic, Ridge Carbide, etc @ $200+, mainly due to the design and quality of manufacture...there really is a notable difference, but the better ~ $90+ sets can be "good nuff". It all boils down to need, usage, economics, and priorities. Slight advantage to the Oshlun over the Freud 208, mainly due to having more teeth. The Oshlun isn't quite as clean as the DW/Delta 7670 though, which tends to run a bit higher in price. Any of those will have significantly better performance than the $30-$50 sets from Avanti, HF, Mibro, Vermont American, Promax, and others. However, none of these entry level sets do as well as the premium sets from Infinity, Freud, Forrest, Systimatic, Ridge Carbide, etc @ $200+, mainly due to the design and quality of manufacture...there really is a notable difference, but the better ~ $90+ sets can be... » Read More Slight advantage to the Oshlun over the Freud 208, mainly due to having more teeth. The Oshlun isn't quite as clean as the DW/Delta 7670 though, which tends to run a bit higher in price. Any of those will have significantly better performance than the $30-$50 sets from Avanti, HF, Mibro, Vermont American, Promax, and others. However, none of these entry level sets do as well as the premium sets from Infinity, Freud, Forrest, Systimatic, Ridge Carbide, etc @ $200+, mainly due to the design and quality of manufacture...there really is a notable difference, but the better ~ $90+ sets can be "good nuff". It all boils down to need, usage, economics, and priorities. « Show Less
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The main difference would be the transfer rate. 2248700 has a transfer rate of 320 MBps as oppose to 19160's 160 MBps...
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This is more of a clarification, because I don't have a definite answer.CF Type I and Type II are identical, except for thickness (3.3 and 5mm respectively). The roman numerals (I and II) are not related to the Ultra "II" (10Mb/s), Extreme "III" (20Mb/s) and Extreme "IV" (40Mb/s) numerals, which simply refer to a faster generation. Most cards are CF-I.I'd be surprised if Extreme III and IV would not be compatible with Sandisk's most recent multicard reader, but at least one user reports otherwise.
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I have never had any reason to look at either of those numbers. I guess I would contact the manufacturer & pose the question there. Or, you could use the old method of trying both types and see if you can find any "difference" (that's my method of solving a question...)" :) :)
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10bII+ has more equation functions than the standard 10bII. If you are going to use it for a basic fiance class you will be fine with either, but I think they are they same price so you will just get more with 10bII+, also rumor has it that the 10bII+ runs a bit faster, however that is what my professor told me, as I didn't really get to compare that theory.
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Hello. That is correct. The x476 prints 36 ppm (ISO), up to 55 ppm (general office mode), while the x576 prints 42 ppm (ISO), up to 70 ppm (general office mode). Hope this helps your choice.
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I've never tried the 228 but I believe it is louder than the 236. That was a factor in my choice to get the 236.