what is the difference between the instant pot IP-LUX 60 and the IP DU060
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Different design- looks more progressive, more options in Lux 60- u can make yogurt in your IP!!! Other functions the same.
55726
Not really sure of the difference but I purchased the less expensive of the two and they worked fine in Italy. I plugged several items in with no problems. iPad, iPhone, kindles, cameras and my mom's curling iron. All worked fine (and still do). Great quality at a great price. Highly recommend!!
1431419
As far as I can tell, there is no difference. All of the specs are identical - I thought maybe it was just an "updated" version. Hope this helps!
448456
From looking at the specs the only difference I can see is the "portable" unit has a couple new custom heat settings and an upper power level of 1800 watts vs. the "counter top" units 1600 watt rating. I have the counter top unit and it does everything I want. You could probably mimic the extra heat settings on the portable by playing with the heat level and timer settings. I don't believe those small differences in the portable are worth the extra 50% in price over the counter top unit.
788551
I was wondering the same thing so did some digging and found this in one of the reviews "The main difference of the MP640 over the MP560 is a larger 3" LCD, Ethernet connection and print speed."
1045096
Yes, Robert... I already knew that... but that doesn't seem to be the difference.In fact... Both products seem to be the same:http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?slg=en&scy;=us&ctn;=HF3485/01vshttp://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?slg=en&scy;=us&ctn;=HF3485/60Weird... but I can't find any difference between the 01 & the 60 (or Plus) version.If anyone can shed a light here... I'd surely appreciate.
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From what I can see there specs are identical, one is a little smaller than the other. Here are links to there respective web pages. http://www.tripplite.com/sku/ULTRABLOK http://www.tripplite.com/surge-protector-isobar-2-outlets-direct-plug-in-1410-joule~ISOBLOK20/
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The only difference between these is OEM distributor. This product is warranted by Ming's Mark Inc. dba GoWISE USA; another one is maintained by Ozeri. +++ I just figure out the original Chinese manufacturer is Natridy electric appliance Ind.co.,ltd. If you'd like to compare the specifications, "Natridy and ND-668R-35" are good keywords for your web-search.
1185262
I believe it is the same, assuming both have an IPS display (Dell doesn't show that they produce different versions of this model http://www.dell.com/ed/business/p/dell-u2713hm/pd?~ck=anav). It could be a newer listing, a 3rd party listing, or a newer/older revision of the same thing, but I believe they are the same product.
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The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take several hours for the coffee to evaporate and subsequently burn the pot and/or the kitchen! The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take... » Read More The difference is that MaxiMatic is made in the U.S.A., while Cuisinart is not! We love our percolator! If and when we need a new one, we'll buy another MaxiMatic. I would also think that Cuisinart is a bit more expensive only because of the name. As for the previous comment: If Jerry had read the instructions and manual, he would have known to pull the plug before it burned the coffee or his kitchen. Leaving any electrical appliance unattended for hours is just plain stupid! The only exception I can think of is a Slow Cooker. Besides, unless the pot was already nearly empty, it would take several hours for the coffee to evaporate and subsequently burn the pot and/or the kitchen! « Show Less
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The specifications for each are online. One has greater wattage and runtime and projects a longer distance. You can compare to determine which one would suit your intended application.
278333
they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do yourselves a favor - get Philips brand, and/or Sony brand - leave the unknown out of your basket. You'll be glad you did. they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do... » Read More they are one and the same. However, as an owner of an SXRD Sony 60" DLP TV I would highly recommend using a SONY or Philips replacement bulb. My original Sony lasted 4 1/2 years before it finally went on me. The replacement was a Philips Brand - F-9308-860 model, and so far it's lasted 4 full years. But lately I've noticed it a bit dimmer when it first turns on. So I'm going to order another Philips replacement now, and not wait for it to blow. And it will be Philips. I've read too many horror stories about Chinese Made knock-offs. Their quality just isn't there. So do yourselves a favor - get Philips brand, and/or Sony brand - leave the unknown out of your basket. You'll be glad you did. « Show Less
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I can't really define the differences. I do like mine and feel comfortable using it. I mostly use it in a constant current mode in working with LEDs.
2157448
I ended up getting the Instant Pot for Christmas and LOVE it. The bowl to the IP is just slightly shorter than the PC, so I have not tried to sub the bowls. Thank you to all who answered my question. Now, I'm bummed that the newest model (not available here) has a yogurt setting.
413226
The light distribution of this LED bulb is close to omni-directional. Basically if you don't look at the bulb, you can't tell the difference between it and a 60W incandescent bulb.
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I don't have the answer, but when I need information I go to their website http://instantpot.com/. Also, they have a ton of awesome videos that really help you understand the Instant Pot.
1481453
Both brew in under a minute. The 60 is automatic (push to start). The 70 is programable. The 70 Adds on extra cup size 6-oz. Both have auto off, the 70 has auto on too. The 70 has temp selection and a digital clock.