Classic vs Digital Pro-Hobby, What is the big difference between these two?
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The Digital Pro-Hobby helmet has digital (push-button) controls instead of the dial-operated controls seen in the Classic. It also sports a Grinding mode.
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no difference. great flyers to learn on. you will eventually want something better like dji phantom
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Someone here stated (in answering "Should I get the Classic or the Professional? What are the differences? "... that the "Classic is flat on the bottom and the Professional has ridges" ... that " the ridges on the Professional would make it almost impossible to fry eggs without breaking the yolk". However, all ad photos of the Professional show a perfectly flat interior. Additionally, a reviewer on Amazon has photos posted showing the flat interior ... and the exterior bottom which has an integrated disc. Seems many reviewers are frying eggs perfectly on the flat interior surface. Someone here stated (in answering "Should I get the Classic or the Professional? What are the differences? "... that the "Classic is flat on the bottom and the Professional has ridges" ... that " the ridges on the Professional would make it almost impossible to fry eggs without breaking the yolk". However, all ad photos of the Professional show a perfectly flat interior. Additionally, a reviewer on Amazon has photos posted showing the flat interior ... and the exterior bottom which has an integrated disc. Seems many reviewers are frying eggs perfectly on the... » Read More Someone here stated (in answering "Should I get the Classic or the Professional? What are the differences? "... that the "Classic is flat on the bottom and the Professional has ridges" ... that " the ridges on the Professional would make it almost impossible to fry eggs without breaking the yolk". However, all ad photos of the Professional show a perfectly flat interior. Additionally, a reviewer on Amazon has photos posted showing the flat interior ... and the exterior bottom which has an integrated disc. Seems many reviewers are frying eggs perfectly on the flat interior surface. « Show Less
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This one is a disc. That is up to you, your personal preference. I like both physical and digital. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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The PIC Pro is the one to buy. Better features for the money and works great. Buy from Amazon and not the PIC website. You won't have to pay $300 for shipping on the "free stuff".
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the classic line has an aluminum disc inside the bottom of the pan. while the multiclad pro is made of different sheets of metal sandwiched together under extreme preasure. the same way coins are made. if you are a novice cook the classic line will meet your needs.
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Yes! Having built with both, I cannot tell the difference. I weighed the pros and cons and took a chance and am glad I bought them. My kids 3 and 6 love them. You get more and the cost is less and the quality the same.
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Hi I actually have both systems for my 5 yr old. It is tough to say which one is better they are both very similar I guess it most comes down to what do you want your kids to do or better yet what do they like to do? The Digital Arts and Crafts is just that art & craft with their favorite characters the Computer Cool School has some art but also has educational games. My son plays with both and likes both. The only bad thing is that I haven't seen any new software for the Digital Arts & Crafts Studio I hope Fisher-Price makes some more. I hope I helped.
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The EULA says you cannot use the Educational edition for commercial purposes, ie sell the art you make. So if you like doing this for hobby and projects for personal reasons, the Educational one is the way to go. If you're selling artwork like commissions and stuff, or a professional - get the retail version. There is really no difference in performance or limitations between the retail and educational edition. Educational edition has a splash page during launch telling you this is the Academic/Educational edition.
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they do not have any difference... both do not have a digital display ... only the oldest model has.
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I have both. Both work well but are not interchangeable. The back to basics holds more than the magic bullet and I believe the gear system will probably hold up longer.
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The pro version has a metal slide and is 4oz heavier. The green laser is about 3 times brighter and suitable for daylight use.
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Digital. This is not a good microscope. If you can stop up to the next model. You'll be much happier with it.
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This is a proffessional piece of equipment. The NS7FX is one of the best in digital DJ'ing. A beginner could start off with this piece of equipment and really doesn't have to worry about upgrading.
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My request is similar. Not a lot of videos, mostly music composes my collection. Does a classic have good sound quality?
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dpreview.com does very extensive testing, you should check them out. I think a lot of the choice depends on what you want to do over your photography life as once you get a camera you start buying expensive lenses and become entrenched (Canon or Nikon). In my own experience, I've found Canon's formats to be a little more use friendly to non-professional photographers. But people who have been photographers for years, tend to gravitate to the Nikon standard as it has some better personal customization on the higher end.
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The pioneer ddj sb is more professional and would recommened it only for intermediate djs although you can use it for getting into it. Theres to many bells and whistles that you don't need when your starting and its at a pretty high price. Now the hercules control instinct is great for getting your feet wet in the dj industry it has all the basic needs like a 3 band eq 4 hot cues( but not meant for juggling