What is the difference between the Body Media Link and the Body Media Core?
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Link connects wirelessly by blue tooth to your iPhone or android device to sync data, and only needs to be plugged in for charging every few days. Core needs to be plugged into a computer via USB to upload data and to charge. My experience with the core is that the tabs that lock it into the arm strap wear down within a few months with daily removal to sync data via the USB cable. Mine does not stay in the strap very firmly anymore. My advice, pay a little more and do the Link version. It is much more handy to get a quick reading rather than having to remove it and plug it into you PC every time. Link connects wirelessly by blue tooth to your iPhone or android device to sync data, and only needs to be plugged in for charging every few days. Core needs to be plugged into a computer via USB to upload data and to charge. My experience with the core is that the tabs that lock it into the arm strap wear down within a few months with daily removal to sync data via the USB cable. Mine does not stay in the strap very firmly anymore. My advice, pay a little more and do the Link version. It is much more handy to get a quick reading rather than having to remove it and plug it into you PC every... » Read More Link connects wirelessly by blue tooth to your iPhone or android device to sync data, and only needs to be plugged in for charging every few days. Core needs to be plugged into a computer via USB to upload data and to charge. My experience with the core is that the tabs that lock it into the arm strap wear down within a few months with daily removal to sync data via the USB cable. Mine does not stay in the strap very firmly anymore. My advice, pay a little more and do the Link version. It is much more handy to get a quick reading rather than having to remove it and plug it into you PC every time. « Show Less
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Hi German Girl. The Link model has Bluetooth connectivity capability. The less expensive Core unit connects with a USB cable. You can find more information on the two models here http://www.bodymedia.com/the_interface.html . Hope that helps.
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Link connects wirelessly by blue tooth to your iPhone or android device to sync data, and only needs to be plugged in for charging every few days. Core needs to be plugged into a computer via USB to upload data and to charge. My experience with the core is that the tabs that lock it into the arm strap wear down within a few months with daily removal to sync data via the USB cable. Mine does not stay in the strap very firmly anymore. My advice, pay a little more and do the Link version. It is much more handy to get a quick reading rather than having to remove it and plug it into you PC every time.
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I am not sure. I have Media Com and I love it because it is so much easier to roll up versus the standard plastic material.
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I don't know the difference but have been using the tri-core for over a year and it has really helped in reducing shoulder pain while sleeping.
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The link below is a PDF that explains the differences http://www.nuvodirect.com/media/nuvo-Specifications-eVersion.pdf
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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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Per Amazon Description - "What's in the Box: BodyMedia CORE Armband, medium size strap, USB cable, manual and quick start guide." Mine came with a black USB cable in the box. You can call company if there was not, they might send you one. However, any USB cable will work that you might already have laying around (i.e. phone or another device). Be sure to charge fully before use (it only comes with a partial charge on it). Once charged it will last 3-4 days before needing recharged.
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You can see the comparison at the bottom of the Elements page. Only thing that separates the two is some crappy software. Save your money buy the WD Element.
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The link you have and the topic item are the same. Unless there is a different item you want to link I can try and help. Depending on what the other item might be. Depending on the computer you would be using it on you want a stronger type that will hold out longer. Pretty basic
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the HDMI connector carries the video along with the audio signals - you don't need the video portion of the signal for the soundbar. Besides that, the TOS link cable is a "HD" type of connection for the audio connection.
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If you look at the product features it does have the Ferrite CoresCategory 2 Certified - High-Speed 10.2 gbps / 340 MHz (Supports up to 240hz Refresh Rates and 48-Bit Deep Color) Supports all new HDMI advanced features such as 3D, Audio Return Channel, Ethernet, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master AudioTM Supports 1080p FullHD Resolution and fully compatible with PS3, Xbox360, blue ray players and other hdmi equipment. Fully Shielded Heavy Duty Premium Grade Cable with Soft PVC Jacket And Ferrite Cores. Full metal jacket connector provides strength, durability and prevents interference as compared to other cables If you look at the product features it does have the Ferrite CoresCategory 2 Certified - High-Speed 10.2 gbps / 340 MHz (Supports up to 240hz Refresh Rates and 48-Bit Deep Color) Supports all new HDMI advanced features such as 3D, Audio Return Channel, Ethernet, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master AudioTM Supports 1080p FullHD Resolution and fully compatible with PS3, Xbox360, blue ray players and other hdmi equipment. Fully Shielded Heavy Duty Premium Grade Cable with Soft PVC Jacket And Ferrite Cores. Full metal jacket connector provides strength, durability... » Read More If you look at the product features it does have the Ferrite CoresCategory 2 Certified - High-Speed 10.2 gbps / 340 MHz (Supports up to 240hz Refresh Rates and 48-Bit Deep Color) Supports all new HDMI advanced features such as 3D, Audio Return Channel, Ethernet, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master AudioTM Supports 1080p FullHD Resolution and fully compatible with PS3, Xbox360, blue ray players and other hdmi equipment. Fully Shielded Heavy Duty Premium Grade Cable with Soft PVC Jacket And Ferrite Cores. Full metal jacket connector provides strength, durability and prevents interference as compared to other cables « Show Less
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Does this BodyMedia FIT Armband sold by BodyMedia come with a subscription? Or do I need to purchase one when I receive it in the mail?I am debating between purchasing it from Amazon or Costco. I'd like to be able to purchase it from Amazon because I'll have it in two days, but only if it comes with a subscription.Thank you in advance!
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Hi Robert, I do not pay much attention to MEDIA CODE. Bottom line is they work perfectly for me, every time. Thanks.
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If you do not have an Android phone or an iPhone, you are better off getting the CORE version. The main improvement on the LINK version is its ability to upload your data through your phone, rather than connecting to a computer. I have an Android phone and it works pretty well and consistently.
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The one in your link is a newer version, higher power, difference design. Anyhow, it is depends, which design you like.
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I am not sure there is a difference. My son has a 360 and we were paying monthly via my credit card. I bought this as a gift for him. It worked perfectly and there hasn't been a difference in access or content. The only difference is the awesome price.
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The other two are touchscreen enabled screens. Those screens are thicker and have more components in them. Spec wise they run the same it's just a difference of interface. Hope that helps. =)
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Wi-Fi Media is a app that can send display content on Media Link HD. It's limited to Video, Music and Photos. This is different from using HTC ONE series or others that support native Media Link HD. HTC's own cell phones supports display mirroring, i.e., Any thing, any apps, on cell phone display can be displayed on TV through Media Link HD.