What does the x2 mean?
1937737
It means you get two (2) lapel (hands free) microphones for the stated price.
1035755
It means it thinks it British out of the box. If you're in America, don't buy it. Get the regular Xoom (US version). No difference between the two.
880229
It maxes out. I didn't know that there was a Bop It Extreme 2. The Bop It XT maxes out at 100 moves.
105421
I can only tell you what I purchased. I have a 15 inch lenovo laptop, and it fits perfectly on top of the X-Slim. I'm not sure what the X2 or X3 are, so I can't give you any advice on those.
657125
The X2 is powered through the coax and when stationary uses only a few milliwatts. When it is actively seeking to a different satellite (changing channels) it uses 5 - 10 watts.
1340189
I believe the Milestone X and X2 are both the same size because I purchased a car mount that fits both. My milestone X measures 5' x 2.75. Hope that helps.
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I haven't noticed that my X2 have anything that would indicate that. I do believe that they deliberately didn't install a system like that due to the weight concerns. The whole bike is designed to keep the actual bike weight down and regenerative braking system might actually end up using more energy due to weight concern then it would provide. Remember also that the bike only goes 20 miles an hour and has very little mass. So regenerative braking only returns an extremely small percentage of the energy used to stop the forward motion of the bike. With the lowered inertia of a bicycle compared to a car, that energy return might be too insignificant to bother with. I haven't noticed that my X2 have anything that would indicate that. I do believe that they deliberately didn't install a system like that due to the weight concerns. The whole bike is designed to keep the actual bike weight down and regenerative braking system might actually end up using more energy due to weight concern then it would provide. Remember also that the bike only goes 20 miles an hour and has very little mass. So regenerative braking only returns an extremely small percentage of the energy used to stop the forward motion of the bike. With the lowered inertia of a bicycle... » Read More I haven't noticed that my X2 have anything that would indicate that. I do believe that they deliberately didn't install a system like that due to the weight concerns. The whole bike is designed to keep the actual bike weight down and regenerative braking system might actually end up using more energy due to weight concern then it would provide. Remember also that the bike only goes 20 miles an hour and has very little mass. So regenerative braking only returns an extremely small percentage of the energy used to stop the forward motion of the bike. With the lowered inertia of a bicycle compared to a car, that energy return might be too insignificant to bother with. « Show Less
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The X5 is better sounding. Also better menu structure. Its a terrific device.
151839
Pro's have different drivers than the X2. Basically, Pro's should sound better...should being the key word.
2077219
x2 does exist, it's just very uncommon. A PCI-E slot supports all the speeds below it, so if you put an x2 card in an x4, x8, or x16 slot it will work at x2 speed. See http://www.apricorn.com/media/overview/VelSoloX2_slots.png
805690
I believe it will. I think "X" denotes high capacity. I believe it will work.
2036901
The 'X' designates extra capacity or high yield. More toner equals more prints per toner drum. It's definitely worth the extra money. The HP website give the actual number of prints but if I remember correctly, the 131x is more than double the number of prints.
556158
For Xbox you will probably want to get the x12. They are the best for that.
1837196
I haven't noticed that my X2 have anything that would indicate that. I do believe that they deliberately didn't install a system like that due to the weight concerns. The whole bike is designed to keep the actual bike weight down and regenerative braking system might actually end up using more energy due to weight concern then it would provide. Remember also that the bike only goes 20 miles an hour and has very little mass. So regenerative braking only returns an extremely small percentage of the energy used to stop the forward motion of the bike. With the lowered inertia of a bicycle compared to a car, that energy return might be too insignificant to bother with.
379682
I cannot say, since my Xboom unit stopped working. (And I am unhappy with Amazon: Amazon charged me a re-stocking fee for the privilege of returning the broken product for refund, having somehow bureaucratically decided that it was not really broken.)
2225428
The A is one blade from a bulk ten pack in plain brown sleeve. The X is a one blade retail pack. Exact same blade.
279647
I think the 2 stands for 2-pack. I assume that's what it means since it says M-2312PK (for pack) - they probably just tried to fit it all in a small space.