M221NV VS M220NV? I tried comparing both, but according to specs they're exactly the same thing.The M221NV is pricer. Can anything tell me exactly what the difference is?
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This might be helpful: http://web500.us/vizio-22-led-tv-vizio-m220nv-with-internet-content/
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From the link above:A new version of this TV-the Vizio M221NV is available with the addition of the ambient lighting to adjust the pictures according to the lighting condition of the room.This might be of value in a bright room, or perhaps in a bedroom where you switch the lights on and off. At the moment, I am not seeing this discounted too much, probably due to short supply.
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Comparing the tech specs on Vizio's website:M221NV;Brightness 250 NITS;Component YPbPR jacks;S-Video jack;LED=Edge Lit Razor LED;Viewing angles 170/160 Horz/Vert;HDMI ports on the rear;M220NV;Brightness 450 cd/m2;Component YPbPR jacks=NONE;S-Video jack=NONE;LED=Direct Type LED Backlight Technology;Viewing angles 178/178 Horz/Vert;HDMI ports on the side;So if someone can tell us which of these differences really matter?Note:The photos don't seem to match the tech spec page. The photos for the rear connections look identical. There is no mention of a USB port but the photos show one. Comparing the tech specs on Vizio's website:M221NV;Brightness 250 NITS;Component YPbPR jacks;S-Video jack;LED=Edge Lit Razor LED;Viewing angles 170/160 Horz/Vert;HDMI ports on the rear;M220NV;Brightness 450 cd/m2;Component YPbPR jacks=NONE;S-Video jack=NONE;LED=Direct Type LED Backlight Technology;Viewing angles 178/178 Horz/Vert;HDMI ports on the side;So if someone can tell us which of these differences really matter?Note:The photos don't seem to match the tech spec page. The photos for the rear connections look identical. There is no mention of a... » Read More Comparing the tech specs on Vizio's website:M221NV;Brightness 250 NITS;Component YPbPR jacks;S-Video jack;LED=Edge Lit Razor LED;Viewing angles 170/160 Horz/Vert;HDMI ports on the rear;M220NV;Brightness 450 cd/m2;Component YPbPR jacks=NONE;S-Video jack=NONE;LED=Direct Type LED Backlight Technology;Viewing angles 178/178 Horz/Vert;HDMI ports on the side;So if someone can tell us which of these differences really matter?Note:The photos don't seem to match the tech spec page. The photos for the rear connections look identical. There is no mention of a USB port but the photos show one. « Show Less
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Hey there! I'm in the same predicament also? I just purchased the 32m3000 series for the "cheap" price of $649 when it was available at other non competitor retailers for $550-575. (I wanted the 4 year protection plan the cheaper guys didn't offer). It's a gift for father so it's not opened yet. The only thing the store assistant said was that one model's from 2007 and the other is 2008. He didn't want to lie to me about tech knowledge he didn't know about.
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As far as I can tell, there is no difference. All of the specs are identical - I thought maybe it was just an "updated" version. Hope this helps!
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I contacted Waring and asked the same question. They said that internally they are the same but only have cosmetic differences. I don't know why the prices are so different though.
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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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Thanks for your continued helpful replies - I've also been comparing these two for my son who's headed off to Afghanistan, and we wanted something lightweight for Skyping - do you think there will be a big difference in graphics and processor capabilities between the two, and are there any other real apparant differences? I also read that the batteries for the two are interchangeable, and that the UL20A battery (higher wattage and longer charge) could be used in the 1201N, thus mitigating one of the biggest downsides of this model???
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I honestly have no idea. I don't think there is any difference. The cheaper one has a bunch more reviews so I'd say go for that one. Just remember the plastic part scratches pretty easily
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Are they the exact same models? If so, they might just be trying to sell you the higher priced item by tricking you. If they are the same, go with the lower price. Good luck.
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I do not know what is the difference between the two. Maybe one is a older verison (AQ-4000)? Hopefully, someone else can answer the question for you and me. ;-)
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I asked the same question and was told there the same units, the difference was the manuals. The one approved has more warnings in the manual. To be sure download each manual and compare the difference.
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actually to be honest the v4 is the newer one xD ive been following SSDs before the m4 and the kinda retarded price comes supposedly from the technology that was developed especially for older computers. so the m4 doesnt have many features the v4 does and for some reason they thought that lowering the speed will make it more stable in older computers
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I had the same question when I made my purchase. I contacted Hotronics and was told that the E4 replaces the M4 and is just a newer version with a better chip, and if I remember correctly, slightly longer run times. The E4 can be used on older M4 systems. This is what I am doing.
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5158N Version is more expensive than other model http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GTFDUVG welcome order
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I bought the WNDR37AV. The router in the box has the WNDR3700 model number. It really is the exact same router. I don't know why the changed the model number on the box. It only causes confusion when choosing between the two.
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I've talked to someone who owns both, and read numerous reviews. No one can find a material difference. Seems to be a case of OEM rebranding.
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wrote to Juki to find out the difference. Here is the reply: The MO50E and the MO51E were released to the market at the same time, they are basically the same machine with only changes to the color design. One model was originally released for sale on the internet and the other to be sold in stores however both are now available everywhere.
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I just opened the box and saw that it's a V1. I fully expected that the V1 stock had run out from Netgear by now and they would be refurbishing V2's only. But this DealFisher must still have some old V1's to move out. So it is luck of the draw. I'm debating about keeping since that price is so low compared to new V2. And eventually, I'll upgrade one of these to a Nighthawk R6 or something that really has lot more power. It's only the farthest corner of my house that could use the Beamforming benefit. Also, I have no need of the USB 3.0 since I don't attach a hard drive or printer to these routers. I just opened the box and saw that it's a V1. I fully expected that the V1 stock had run out from Netgear by now and they would be refurbishing V2's only. But this DealFisher must still have some old V1's to move out. So it is luck of the draw. I'm debating about keeping since that price is so low compared to new V2. And eventually, I'll upgrade one of these to a Nighthawk R6 or something that really has lot more power. It's only the farthest corner of my house that could use the Beamforming benefit. Also, I have no need of the USB 3.0 since I don't attach a hard drive or printer to these... » Read More I just opened the box and saw that it's a V1. I fully expected that the V1 stock had run out from Netgear by now and they would be refurbishing V2's only. But this DealFisher must still have some old V1's to move out. So it is luck of the draw. I'm debating about keeping since that price is so low compared to new V2. And eventually, I'll upgrade one of these to a Nighthawk R6 or something that really has lot more power. It's only the farthest corner of my house that could use the Beamforming benefit. Also, I have no need of the USB 3.0 since I don't attach a hard drive or printer to these routers. « Show Less