Titanium Vs. Micro: Can someone explain to me the difference between the Cruzer Titanium and the Cruzer Micro?
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The titanium is really rugged and the Micro isn't. The liquid metal case it uses costs more money to make (it can withstand 2,000 pounds of pressure) and the USB port is retractable on the Titanium...meaning no more losing caps!
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The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine exterior appearance, then you can have a super-high quality product at a good price!Hope this helps. The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine... » Read More The biggest difference -- perhaps the **only** difference -- is that the exterior of the $499 set has a matte, brushed aluminum finish (as opposed to the shiny, stainless steel finish of the more expensive set).I bought the less-expensive set, and the brushed-aluminum exterior finish on my set scratched easily and immediately.It was absolutely heartbreaking; it was such lovely cookware for the first 15 seconds out of the box!BUT!!! that said, their performance is every bit as good as the more expensive set. So, if you can live with a less-than-pristine exterior appearance, then you can have a super-high quality product at a good price!Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Hi. I have no idea about difference between them. I use Totem Mite, small monitors. very small. they match with my stands perfectly. In addition the stands look pretty. solid and steady. Well. I got what I wanted.
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This is the ti. Which is short for titanium. I understand your concern with the title, however it is easier to distinguish the differences by using the word titanium in the title.
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I think you looked at the wrong spec. The Titanium has one gig of ram while their "Platinum" series model has 2 GB of ram.
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The plastic versions are made in Sweden according to the manufacturer's website. However they don't make the same claim for the titanium version and don't indicate where it's made. My personal plastic version also states "Made in Sweden" on the product.
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My is B6 and it's excellent. Difference between B6 and B7 are listed in their specs. It seems to me that B6's micro is a better one.
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Sorry that I don't know. I returned the micro without even opening it since my old one came back to life!
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I bought the Titanium years ago...at that time it was the newest version...i have not kept track of their product's since that stove was purchased.
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I purchased a XT1045 (Moto G) LTE for my wife and realize why there is so much confusion about the different model of phones. Her phone appears to be the same form as the first generation Moto G as it's smaller than the 2nd generation Moto G and does not have the two front facing speakers. The main physical difference between hers and the 1st gen Moto G is that her phone has a Micro SD card slot and has LTE capabilities. These are more internal differences and not form differences.As Jenn confirms, cases (such as this one) that fit the first generation Moto G phone will also fit the XT1045 (Moto G) LTE. I just wish Motorola would do a better job of distinguishing their models. I purchased a XT1045 (Moto G) LTE for my wife and realize why there is so much confusion about the different model of phones. Her phone appears to be the same form as the first generation Moto G as it's smaller than the 2nd generation Moto G and does not have the two front facing speakers. The main physical difference between hers and the 1st gen Moto G is that her phone has a Micro SD card slot and has LTE capabilities. These are more internal differences and not form differences.As Jenn confirms, cases (such as this one) that fit the first generation Moto G phone will also fit... » Read More I purchased a XT1045 (Moto G) LTE for my wife and realize why there is so much confusion about the different model of phones. Her phone appears to be the same form as the first generation Moto G as it's smaller than the 2nd generation Moto G and does not have the two front facing speakers. The main physical difference between hers and the 1st gen Moto G is that her phone has a Micro SD card slot and has LTE capabilities. These are more internal differences and not form differences.As Jenn confirms, cases (such as this one) that fit the first generation Moto G phone will also fit the XT1045 (Moto G) LTE. I just wish Motorola would do a better job of distinguishing their models. « Show Less
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The bigger is the better but even the small ones are great. It is the technology that makes the real most important difference between this and what you are upgrading from :)
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It's both. You can break it as a micro, you can see in the picture (look at the sim area)
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Go with the Take Classic! They are still tiny and you can hide them easily but the extra size compared to the micros give it a bit more omph!
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From what I gather the Ti-S6 is slightly bigger, heavier and thus more powerful than the Ti-S5. As a result, the Ti-S6 is probably more suited for beginners or those players that need more help generating pace. The Ti-S5 is by no means a players racket, but it has a smaller sweet spot and requires you to generate more pace through your swing. If you can hit the bill with a little pace and want more control, I'd go with the Ti-S5. If you struggle to hit the ball hard and need the bigger head to make good contact, go with the Ti-S6.
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The micro male is to connect to your device. The micro female is only to supply power to the normal USB devices.
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I cant say for sure since i havent owned a stainless one but i can say the warping is minimal with titanium version.
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This is an old model. You can get the Archos 80 Titanium which is 8" or the archos 97 Titanium. They have faster processors and don't have problems with storage when you install apps.