What is the diference between a 8 And a 8x?
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There is no difference. It's just how they list it. I ordered a 12x short and it's just a 12 short.
1312218
It doesn't matter which Amp out put to charge on, it takes longer on .9 than on 1.8 but you can use both.
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4x, which is a little bit of magnification. The zoom is not an adjustable amount by the way.
675729
The main differences are going to be the specs and the UI. As far as specs go, the 8.4 has almost twice the pixel density meaning a sharper image with crisper looking words and videos, it has a faster processor for multi tasking, and a new UI (user interface) by Samsung. The Magazine UI is nothing fancy but is a flipboard like page that cannot be removed that can be customized to show you news articles, your calendar or email. I like it and use it daily some people aren't too impressed with it or like it. I think both tablets can do multi tasking. Meaning you can have a select few apps present on the screen at the same time and each window is modifiable to allow one app to take up more or less of the screen. I love the ability to do this and use it quite often. When you swipe in from the left side of the tablet you are presented with the apps available for multi window viewing. Some apps include adobe reader, email, video player, YouTube, Google play store, Google play movies & TV, and a few others depending on what you download. Not all apps are avaliable for this feature like Netflix and Hulu. Additionally I use Google office for documents but it also comes with Samsung's hancom viewer. There is alot more I could say but all in all the 8.4 is far superior to the 8.0 specs wise and functionality. Hope that helps.
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I don't know if it matters, but I'd get the 2xxx. That's what I got and it fits perfect! :)
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30x....these cameras are the same..one US version the other International (why? .....for reasons unknown).....
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Fill to the 4 twice. The measurements are not incremental so it is not the same as filling to the 8. I tested this by pouring the amounts into tubes and found out that at the 4 it is 6mL (2x would be 12 mL then) and the 8 is 10 mL.
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The only difference I could see was the accessories. The N/8 comes with shop-oriented accessories and the PT forces you to purchases the accessories you need for your type and size dog. Since we purchased the tool for a small dog, I bought a pack of the smallest sanding bands which worked out great!
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I don't know what you mean by the 8 series. I looked carefully (zoom in to the photo) at the fitting shape matching it to other feet that I have for my machine......I love it for quilting and now all my seams are the SAME quarter inch.
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I am a professional wedding photographer but am a Nikon shooter. We have never had issues with 800X. Perhaps if you were shooting sports and needed quick bursts of shoots one after the other the faster card may make a difference.
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The number after the "X" is the size of the objective lens, i.e., the downrange lens. A larger objective lens gathers more light and generally gives better resolution.
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Yes, mine is 18/8 also. For a technical description of the difference, see this site: http://www.finishing.com/292/94.shtml My take-away is that the 18/8 is more 'ductile' than the 18/10, meaning that it will bend more without cracking or breaking. The 18/10 is harder and will crack sooner under repeated flexing.
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8x. It works great with my macbook pro for dvds, playing & burning, since it only has an ssd. I like it. Hasn't failed me once. And the price it right.
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I'm with YellowBug... I could have bought the 10 but I prefer the size of the 8. Sure, the bigger size gives you a larger image to manipulate, but the resolution on the 8 is really quite impressive.
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The first # is magnification and the second # is the diameter of the objective lens in mm. 8x42 means 8x magnification with a objective lens of 42mm diameter. Therefore 8X42 vs. 10X42 indicates a difference in magnification with same objective lens diameter. You can adjust the eyepiece spacing to match the viewer's eyes.
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I have the SX, the difference between the SX and CX is the blade (SX has combo blade) and the CX has the Carbon Fiber frame. I carry it every day and have the replaceable bit set to go along with it. It's like having a small toolbox in my pocket.
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Sheryl; The first number (7, 8, 10, etc.) is the power or magnification of the binocular which means a 10 brings the image 10 times closer than the naked eye sees. So the higher the number usually means a better binocular assuming the lenses are of high quality. But a higher magnification also requires a steadier hand. The second number describes the size of the front lens. A 25 will be larger and therefore bring in more light than a 21 and is usually a better unit. So most people would opt for the 10x25 over an 8x21.