What is the difference between this design (with the channels) and the one advertised on the Apple website "Gauntlet 2.0 Pro Attache" ?
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None. They are the same, only the one at Amazon costs less by $10. Depending upon shipping costs and your patience, the Amazon buy is a good deal. I have had my for two weeks and for once, I have no qualms about a case. This one is excellent (for me anyway).
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There are two main differences, the camera cover is easier to use, which is good, but the slot at the bottom of the phone does not allow accessory plugins any larger than the standard apple power supply. Apple sells a Belkin fm transmitter that connect via the power slot, I was not able to use it with the newer model case.
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The DIN sleeve is an option for the BCT15 and BCT15X, whereas it is included with the BCT996 (digital) version. A back-of-set antenna is included. If you didn't find it, check the packing (which I hope you kept!) in which the bracket and power cords were stashed. It should be in a plastic bag and stuck through a pair squared loops in the cardboard.
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They are two completely different products. One is meant to organize and play all of your local media while offering some decent online content, while the other is meant almost entirely for online content. If you don't have local media, there's really no point in paying for the better hardware in the Boxee.
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Hi, I don't know the difference, but I had to send the curve back. I picked up more channels with the 35.00 antenna from Walmart. I was sad!!!!
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Contrary to the description in the ad, the seller is shipping the LIGHTNING compatible version, NOT the 30 pin. I have pointed this out to Amazon and the seller, but neither has bothered to change the ad.
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I have multiple of each model and as far as I can tell the only real difference is cosmetic. Though the antenna on the uv5ra+ Recieves much clearer and is also more discreet and durable than previous models. The programming and what not is identical on both
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I believe it's just an older model number. I haven't found anything with any difference between the two of them.
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The main difference is the one with 3 antennas gets more Mbps (bits per second). I think it also has a little heaver encryption. Not sure about the range but I would assume it is better.
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It is a dual band router one is a 2.4ghz antenna the other is a 5ghz antenna plus on the 2.4 you have a guest account you can turn the guest account off if you are not going to use it
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Hello Eric, I would like to know your reason on the emphasis of fake and where you believe the misrepresentation is. They clearly state it is not Apple brand but their own and Apple connectors. I went ahead and provided the appropriate link from Apple but try Google'ing "mfi logo guidelines" and check the Apple website and additionally if you'd like news articles from the 2012 recreation of those due to Kickstarter products. "MFi Logos Promote your electronic accessory with MFi logos. Made for iPod, Made for iPhone, Made for iPad, and AirPlay logos communicate to customers that an electronic accessory has been designed to connect specifically to iPod, iPhone, or iPad, and has been certified by the developer to meet Apple performance standards." - Source is directly from Apple's website at https://developer.apple.com/programs/mfi/ Their (iSmooth) use of the logo simply means that they as the developer have tested their product to meet the Apple performance requirements. Additionally the logo does not mean or imply Apple branded but simple means it is compatible with Apple products according to the guidelines for the give accessory. Owning now two of these cables I can say they work well. They are not truly time tested but at the moment are great for the price, especially if using Amazon rewards in which they price is "FREE". Thanks, Sam
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I just noticed that as well. The bracket design is different between the two sites. Nevertheless, I bought the one from Amazon and it works like a champ. No issues...
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They are the same thing, The later model are usually express because the slot can take different types of cards (different pin layout). By the way... it works great.
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Anthony, the only difference in the two that I can see is the name. Both have the same power rating, bar length, size and reach.
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Thank YOU !! It also has a U-Tube mode where it will send clips directly to u-tube... I didnt think it was worth the extra $60 ...
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I really don't know the difference but I can say the one I bought from Amazon is very low quality. It needs to be reset every day. I'd look for a different option.
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Really the only difference is the frequencies, (and the antenna is tuned for those frequencies). As to why, I bought the 2m/1.25m (144/220) because there is almost no activity in my area on the 70cm band (440) but there is a 1.25m repeater nearby that we (my wife is also a Ham, and also has a UV82x) can talk to each other on from just about anywhere in our area. So the one you want depends on the bands commonly used in your area. And in case you didn't know, this is a FCC Part 97 Ham Radio, as well as a Commercial FCC part 90 radio, both uses requires a FCC license to legally use. This radio is NOT part 95 legal (MURS and FRS/GMRS) Really the only difference is the frequencies, (and the antenna is tuned for those frequencies). As to why, I bought the 2m/1.25m (144/220) because there is almost no activity in my area on the 70cm band (440) but there is a 1.25m repeater nearby that we (my wife is also a Ham, and also has a UV82x) can talk to each other on from just about anywhere in our area. So the one you want depends on the bands commonly used in your area. And in case you didn't know, this is a FCC Part 97 Ham Radio, as well as a Commercial FCC part 90 radio, both uses requires a FCC license to legally use.... » Read More Really the only difference is the frequencies, (and the antenna is tuned for those frequencies). As to why, I bought the 2m/1.25m (144/220) because there is almost no activity in my area on the 70cm band (440) but there is a 1.25m repeater nearby that we (my wife is also a Ham, and also has a UV82x) can talk to each other on from just about anywhere in our area. So the one you want depends on the bands commonly used in your area. And in case you didn't know, this is a FCC Part 97 Ham Radio, as well as a Commercial FCC part 90 radio, both uses requires a FCC license to legally use. This radio is NOT part 95 legal (MURS and FRS/GMRS) « Show Less