What is the difference between M601N and 601DN?
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When checking the difference I notice was the cost, the 601DN was said to be slightly faster and may handle a heavy work load better
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The D stands for duplex. After market price for the duplex-er to add to the N ranges from $120 to $200.
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The difference between them is the DN is a duplex capable printer and the n is not. Hope this helps.
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From a connectivity stand point, there are no differences between the units. I have found the descriptions posted by Amazon can be very vague. I find myself needing to do more research before buying and usually on the mfg. website.
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What are the model numbers? I have the m600. Love it, but only get the black. the white cannot be seen in the sun.
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I don't know about 6010 I have welded with 6011 and 6013 without problems. If the machane hold up as good as it welds it will be a keeper
855456
My roommate uses the M60 Ive got the M65. Ive used both and hardly notice any difference in acceleration. I have ZERO complaints about the M65 and would recommend it for gaming any day.
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I purchased the TM-50 primarily because the display is backlit whereas the TM-40 simply has the lcd. Other than that I do not believe that there is much difference between the two. It was just my preference.
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I purchased the M604 from Amazon for about $90.00 this past winter and love it. I am sure you could be satisfied with this. I am not familiar with the other unit you are considering, so have no opinion. The M604 is really powerful for its size. I was going to buy a second M604 but do not understand the tremendous increase in price. I would not pay the current $210.00 but wait until it drops back to $90.00.
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The 603 has a lock and the on off switch ( off-tx-txt ) is on the side. It's an upgrade
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No. The 6500DN model is exactly the same except it does duplex automatically. The 6500DN generally costs between $50 to $100 more. A 6500N can be field upgraded with a kit that usually costs about $100. Shop around because prices vary widely at any given time. I have a 6500N and it runs flawlessly. I like it.
855455
Never used the m60. Have had no problems at all with the m65. Either mouse is gaming grade. I like the m65 because I play a lot of fps and it is tuned for first person shooters.
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I have not looked through the details on TP-LINK TL-WN951N, but by just eyeballing it, it seems to me that one of the biggest differences is that the WMP-600N can do either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz, but TL-WN951N can only do 2.4 GHz.
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I am not sure. I own the Velbon DV-7000 and have never seen the videomate 601. Sorry I couldn't be of much help.
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First off, the two mice are physically similar; except for maybe less than an ounce of weight difference. The button placement is identical, as well as the ergonomics. Aside from the M65's better DPI, I don't see any differences in specs (at least on paper). I haven't felt any acceleration or "floaty" quality with this mouse, though I don't play roles that require absolute pixel-accuracy. This mouse has been great for my lazy grip, which is a half way point between palming and griping the mouse. While it may sound odd, I have another mouse plugged -- a Logitech G502. That is perfect for a claw grip and works best for me when I want to change up how I play. --- ADDITION --- After doing a bit of reading, I found out both the m60 and m65 have 3-5% positive acceleration (and can't be turned off). I suppose I've adapted to it though since it's a common thing in most mice I own, apparently.
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The only difference between the 600M and 600A is the humidistat control. The M is manual control and the A is automatic control.
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I own both and the are essentially identical except in one aspect. They are the same size and capacity and made with the same parts and electronic controls. This difference is that the 700, that I bought 9 years ago, included a special KF antimicrobial filter in it that is not mentioned in the new 220. It obviously cut the mfr's cost but has no impact on the softening ability of the unit that I've now owned a few months, running flawlessly. Very easy to install and set-up so long as you provide the in and out plumbing.
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Differences between ST01 and EI600LAC are:ST01 ----------- one year warranty 15A load maxEI600LAC----- five year warranty 20A load max
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I have one of each. My reason for buying the EI600LAC was that I read a specification somewhere stating it was rated for 20 amps and I have it on a 20 amp line. Both seemed to program and work the same. I really like them.