how is this range different from NE38F9710WS. as it is $300 less in price?
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dear Jan, as I see it, there is NO difference what so ever. This oven is wonderful! one tip, whether baking or using convection in oven, this puppy is a bit quick! My banana bread was too brown on top and still gooey in middle.. frozen pizza works amazing! cooks in3/4 the time... hope this helps....thanks, Tim
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Hi. The difference is only the color and price. All other specifications are the same.
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There are several features the WNDR3800 offers over the WNDR3700--stability and range should be similar, but the WNDR3800 will have an edge due to the Clear Channel feature (which dynamically selects WiFi channels with less traffic/interference) Here are some other features of the WNDR3800: ReadyShare Cloud built in Video Mode TiVo support ReadyShare Print As for the latest release, 1.0.0.24, it has been shown to resolve the stability issues you mentioned, mainly issues with random disconnections. That firmware can be downloaded here: http://support.netgear.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/19652/~/wndr3800-firmware-version-1.0.0.24 Regards, NETGEAR Team
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this is wireless it is 50.00 more because of wireless device if you a have room to wire directly to router then get the cheaper one i have 1 wire to router for my other winter home and wireless for router to Ooma one for 5yrs i hope i helped they work great
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I'm struggling w this question too. So far, it looks like the 937 main floor unit (nozzle?) has a different form and looks like the front of the unit might be lower, smaller, to facilitate getting under things and cleaning edges. But I sure would like a more clear cut explanation of reason for the $100 higher cost. Heck Panasonic even uses photos of the green one (917?) to illustrate features of the 937 - very confusing. I don't want to pay +$100 just for purple.
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What's the brand name and model of that $387 version? I cannot compare if I don't have all the pertinent data and specs.
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Hi Marc, maybe it is just the item model # but it is the same one I have that is the RNX-N300RT and paired it with the Rosewill Wireless Adapter IEEE 802.11b/g/n USB 2.0 2T2R / 2x 5 dBi External Antenna (RNX-N250UBE) and they work great. This allows my wireless to be much faster since the router is about 12 feet away behind a wall. My IT guy recommended it and it is much faster than my Verizon FIOS 50/25.
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I bought the WNDR37AV. The router in the box has the WNDR3700 model number. It really is the exact same router. I don't know why the changed the model number on the box. It only causes confusion when choosing between the two.
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Yes. I purchased a used one for $8.50. I couldn't be more pleased. I had to call Time W to get it online. The wifi is still a little iffy at this time. I decided to continue using my Belkin wifi router. I had been renting a docsis2 fromTW and struggled to get 20m even though I had been paying for 30m. Now I get 35m on ethernet and 20+ wifi. I think I have been renting for 6-10$/mo.
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I live in Naperville, IL about 40 miles from Chicago. I would check some other Best Buys. Just look on the side of the box if you see i7-4510 and WLAN: AC+BT4.0 its the newer model, the only difference on the cpu is about .2ghz on low end and .1 on the high end, but WiFi works perfect! and it is dual band
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I can not tell you the differencs, but if you are ready to buy I would check out honywell. They are a lot easier to set up.I had to replace one of my intermatic's and I went to honywell
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Thanks for your question. I see this as $1299.99 as well. I'm certain this is a typo and I will look into have it corrected. Thanks very much for your eagle-eye!. This is a fantastic sounding receiver. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Pioneer dealer.
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I am interested in knowing this answer as well. $100 difference in price but I don't see very little difference in features.
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Goodnight have available the about UBIQUITI NANOSTATION 2 LOCO 802.11B / G WIRELESS CPE used, Price 31.99 I hope your answer thanks
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There are no other differences, and I think that the 95W vs 85W is just on paper. Onkyo reps have stated on the internet that they are "the same build".
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The wireless function works well. I tested its range today - 10m easy down our passage and later with good reception through a thin timber lined wall (forgot to do a window, sorry but you won't have any difficulty there i'm sure) and then a thick brick external wall. Quite impressive. Shipping and handling from China( ?) about $45. Total cost about $115 as near as I remember. I found it easy to use and to set up apart from a battery off switch. Manual too short and confusing but one goodish video on You Tube on its operation. I expect 50 feet would be OK with direct line of sight and outside. Didn't try that far. Ian The wireless function works well. I tested its range today - 10m easy down our passage and later with good reception through a thin timber lined wall (forgot to do a window, sorry but you won't have any difficulty there i'm sure) and then a thick brick external wall. Quite impressive. Shipping and handling from China( ?) about $45. Total cost about $115 as near as I remember. I found it easy to use and to set up apart from a battery off switch. Manual too short and confusing but one goodish video on You Tube on its operation. I expect 50 feet would be OK with direct line of sight and... » Read More The wireless function works well. I tested its range today - 10m easy down our passage and later with good reception through a thin timber lined wall (forgot to do a window, sorry but you won't have any difficulty there i'm sure) and then a thick brick external wall. Quite impressive. Shipping and handling from China( ?) about $45. Total cost about $115 as near as I remember. I found it easy to use and to set up apart from a battery off switch. Manual too short and confusing but one goodish video on You Tube on its operation. I expect 50 feet would be OK with direct line of sight and outside. Didn't try that far. Ian « Show Less
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Mine might be a generation older than this one, I purchased it in June 2011, but my range is quite expansive inside and out of my house. My home is about 3500sq ft and 4 total floors and I never lose signal even when going outside. I did go next door to out neighbors house once, and it was spotty, but did still work some. I never even really pop up the antenna and never have problems.