What's the difference between the norelco 3D to the norelco 2D?
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There are real - and potentially important - differences between the 2D and 3D models. As the name suggests, it comes down to the range of motions possible to the heads - and therefore how closely the shaver can track the contours of your particular face, jaw line, and neck. The 2D head can flex in two ways, the 3D in three ways.Another major difference lies in the design of the rotary blade system coverings. All SensoTouch shavers use the Super Lift & Cut design. The rotary blades and covering lift the hair and whack it off as close to the skin as an electric can get. But the 3D design incorporates something the company calls UltraTrack. It's designed to get more types of hair. With the UltraTrack, the covering includes three specialized shaving tracks: channels - longer, wider openings - designed to cut longish beard hair, say the sort you might get after not shaving for a week. The cover also houses slots to make short work of normal hairs. Finally, holes work on the shortest ones.
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Not completely sure. I hardly have used the 3D feature. I don't remember any switching and I believe I don't have a simulated 3D. I know my other Sony TV does have that feature.
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I don't know the difference but I was not able to get this device working at all. I pitched mine in the trash after trying to get it working with the software for weeks.
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3d looks best if the source was shot with dual cameras. The nvidia software that I use as far as I can understand, is not meant for this. Every time I run the nvidia set up, it asks for an entirely different hardware set that i don't have. The software can do the blue red 3d just fine. I have not played any games that are meant to be 3D also. So if it is, I have not found it yet.
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From my research, it appears that the new product that Norelco has started selling, and that everyone hates, is made of plastic rather than metal and results in a much less smooth shave. I haven't purchased my replacement head yet as I'm still trying to decide what to buy but am leaning towards the more expensive, older version just based on everyone's comments. You should be able to find the expensive, older model for probably ½ this price, even on Amazon.
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Hi.The difference is the quality of the screen itself. V2 has an IPS led, which has much better viewing angles. You can google ''Frenden Yiynova 22'' if you want to know details, it´s a known blog that reviews tablets, and the responsible for the popularization of the Yiynova brand.
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Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
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These are both four-coil designs. In fact, the only difference between the 680 V.3 and the 681 V.3 is the stylus. The 680E takes the N 680 E stylus, which is a .3 x .7 elliptical stylus. The 680 takes the N 680 stylus, which is a .7 spherical. Don't pay attention to any of the other answers. The two-coil Stanton designs are the 500 series. Those stylii do not interchange between the 500 and 600 series. You can put an N 680 E stylus on a regular 680 and in that way, convert it to a stock 680E v.3 and the opposite: Put an N 680 on a 680E v.3 and you will effectively have a stock 680 v.3. You can also find aftermarket stylii for other 680/681 carts and upgrade further. These are both four-coil designs. In fact, the only difference between the 680 V.3 and the 681 V.3 is the stylus. The 680E takes the N 680 E stylus, which is a .3 x .7 elliptical stylus. The 680 takes the N 680 stylus, which is a .7 spherical. Don't pay attention to any of the other answers. The two-coil Stanton designs are the 500 series. Those stylii do not interchange between the 500 and 600 series. You can put an N 680 E stylus on a regular 680 and in that way, convert it to a stock 680E v.3 and the opposite: Put an N 680 on a 680E v.3 and you will effectively have a stock 680 v.3. You... » Read More These are both four-coil designs. In fact, the only difference between the 680 V.3 and the 681 V.3 is the stylus. The 680E takes the N 680 E stylus, which is a .3 x .7 elliptical stylus. The 680 takes the N 680 stylus, which is a .7 spherical. Don't pay attention to any of the other answers. The two-coil Stanton designs are the 500 series. Those stylii do not interchange between the 500 and 600 series. You can put an N 680 E stylus on a regular 680 and in that way, convert it to a stock 680E v.3 and the opposite: Put an N 680 on a 680E v.3 and you will effectively have a stock 680 v.3. You can also find aftermarket stylii for other 680/681 carts and upgrade further. « Show Less
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TRY ASKING THIS QUESTION ON GOOGLE. I asked the difference between 120 - 240 & found substantially that the real need for 240 is for 3D! by George
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the 3DL has adjustable declanation. i would buy the 3DL over anything without adjustable declanation as it makes navigation much easier.
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I looked up both models on the norelco web sit and they didn't have either model listed. I suggest you call them, that's what. I did.
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Yes, there are differences. Go to the Navionics website and view the products. On their website they actual place the products side-by-side and compare the features.
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Well gee, there have been several updates but why exactly do you want the 2.0 update? is it for 3D? if it's for that rest assured that it Works ok
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3D does effect standard viewing, in that a TV with 3D capabilities has a better processor and usually a higher quality screen. The advantage of 3D in 2D is that, on a screen size around 65 or 70 inches, the processor can better keep up, resulting in a lower chance of pixel bleed and damage.
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This moniter has its own 2D to 3D conversion button the 3D is not as strong as you think you can download a software called Tridef DDD that's supports 3D. If you want to buy the nvidia 3D you can but its not needed with this moniter. So yes you can use the 3D right out of the box.
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Sony's simulated 3d is the 2d to 3d conversion. The conversion is OK. It gives a little depth to what your watching on the TV. Obviously the REAL 3d works a whole lot better.
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After EXTENSIVE searching with no luck.. I contacted Hasbro and their support was very helpful. There is absolutely NO difference in ANY of the Interactive R2-D2 Astromech Droids for sale anywhere. Only the packaging is different, the actual product (R2-D2) is EXACTLY the same. Hasbro discontinued and re-released it numerous times, hence the packaging differences. But the assured me they are all the exact same.. So don't waste your money on a more expensive one!!!