difference between DGS-1005G and DGS-105? both the same features? i just dont know what to buy
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Both are very similar. The DGS-105 uses slightly less energy, but the DGS-1005G has troubleshooting of the connection cables built in. it'll tell you if there's a bad cable. The DGS-105 has a more rugged case, but the DGS-1005G is more attractive. Very similar specs. and either one should work fine for general use. Both are switches which expand the number of devices which you can hook up to your internet, after the cable modem. Mine (DGS1005G) is used for the TV in the family room to provide the internet to more of the devices I have.
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The 1005G is in a plastic case and the 105 is in a metal case. That is about the only difference I can see. But I would got for the 8 port switch, 1008G, because it's only a few bucks difference.
1113800
I would suggest returning it and getting a larger one for starters (I thought 120g would be enough but it's really not.) The one I ordered will tell me it's an unformatted device from time to time and I have no idea why. I often have to reset my console for it to recognize it and that doesn't work sometimes too.
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Thanks for your question. The devices do two different things. The 1050 is a Digital to Analog converter and the 3020 is an amplifier. They are both wonderful sounding units that I recommend very highly for their individual uses.
1654233
There is no difference, just the color. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
1948191
TSP100 is the series, then there is also a model number. The main difference is weather it ends with U or L meaning it connects with an ethernet cable, or USB.
768293
Kind of hard to say considering I have not owned the XRS 9970G, I chose the SLR650G because of the digital display, and a lot of the reviews. The digital display is really nice because from a distance it looks more like a navigation GPS than a Radar Detector. Since if have got it, it has saved me numerous times in the Nashville Area.
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Thank you for your inquiry and great question.. The NAD 1050 and 3020 are both great units and both sell for $499. The NAD 1050 is designed from the ground up as a Digital to Analog convertor (DAC). This unit features TWO coax digital inputs, TWO optical inputs as well as a USB input. Of great importance is that ALL digital inputs support resolutions up to 24/192. The D1050 also has single ended and balanced XLR analog outputs. The D3020 is designed as a Hybrid product and is both a DAC and an Integrated amplifier. This unit has a single coax, optical and USB input and supports 24/192 content using coax and/or optical and 24/96 using USB. This unit is 30 wpc into 8 ohms. Lastly, the D3020 supports Blutooth connectivity. If you need a great DAC, you'll want to buy the 1050. If you are looking for a great, all around integrated amp then you will want the 3020. I hope this explanation helps and please don't hesitate to reply with any additional questions! Thank you, Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp.com sales team
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I don't know the difference between the two--only that one is a newer model than the other. You should research the model numbers.
1521606
From a connectivity stand point, there are no differences between the units. I have found the descriptions posted by Amazon can be very vague. I find myself needing to do more research before buying and usually on the mfg. website.
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Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so of course I bought the 800. Hope that helps. Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so... » Read More Hello, I queried this myself with Grace Digital before purchase and discovered that the 800 is a later model than the 200 and is 'Control 4' compliant. As far as I understand it this allows you to to control the unit over a local network and allows 2-way communication with the unit, however I am no expert on this and have not used the feature myself so you should research further if you are interested. In all other respects the two units are identical and mine works well as an Internet radio. I found that actually the 800 was being retailed slightly cheaper than the earlier 200 as well so of course I bought the 800. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Thanks for the update, dsrussell. I'll take your advice and check out the review of the 765 that you mentioned at gpsmagazine.com. It's too bad that the folks at Garmin didn't include this info about the 765 in their owners manual. Must have been an oversight on their end. Again,thanks a bunch!
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if you want a built in optical drive go for the slightly bigger AS4820TG. 14" screen and the "G" = ATI 5650 1G graphics card which is a great mid level card and will run lot of games. it also has built in optical drive and is only 0.6 lbs heavier than the AS3820T. as i mentioned in the other post none of AS3820 on Amazon are the TG which means no accelerated graphics...
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It varies substantially depending on how you have it setup. I use DGM and get nothing some days and the equivalent of $15-$30 other days (with 2 miners). I am using EclipseMC, they aren't huge but they have some nice benefits.
1973802
well yes, that's the difference between this and the DGL-4500 (which is currently half the price). to get both N and G, you would need two DGL-4500 units, so therefor twice the price. if you check out www.smallnetbuilder.com you will see that the DGL-4500 and DIR-855 use the same chipsets, and score quite well in their bandwidth tests, either #1 or #2 on the list. in my case, i have one 802.11N machine at home, and the rest are 802.11G, so if i got the dgl-4500, i would either need to step the N machine down to G, or spend the extra money to get N cars for the laptops, which winds up costing a lot more in the long run.
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Each model is different, and there are multiple traffic services. The ClearChannel traffic service that comes with this model by default (with the integrated FM receiver) is $60 for a *LIFETIME UPGRADE* according to this page on the Garmin website. https://shop.garmin.com/fmtraffic/select_service_plan.asp?L=EN&CR=1&PR=1 Just keep in mind that you may want to consider the 265WT which sells for about $250, or perhaps just hold out a little longer for the 765T to drop in price, if the traffic feature is a deal-breaker for you. Note that there are many trade-offs between the entry level (200 series) and mid-range (700 series) models that I listed above. Then again, you may just want to buy this and add traffic, but keep all this in mind. ***************************** There is another option for this unit. The MSN service, which has their own traffic, is a little more expensive but actually includes more for the money (such as gas prices, weather, movie times, news, etc). You get the first year free when you buy the optional receiver. Then you can choose to pay by year or pay once for lifetime service (about twice as much as the ClearChannel Traffic service). Garmin GDB 50 MSN Direct Receiver http://www.amazon.com/Garmin-Direct-Replacement-Receiver-StreetPilot/dp/B000MFINWA/ With the purchase of a separate Garmin GDB50 receiver, you'll get a full 12 months of free service from MSN Direct. Free Trial 12 months Annual Payment Plan $49.95/yr One-Time Payment Plan $129.95 Here was the link where I got the info on the second plan option from the MSN service. http://www.msndirect.com/devices.aspx?DeviceDetailsfromServices=Garmin Note this special offer (which would add 6 months to the initial year that is included). " Limited time offer Extend your service within the first 30 days from free trial activation and get an additional 6 months of MSN Direct for only $19.95 (20% savings off the annual price)." http://www.msndirect.com/pricing.aspx
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I had both versions, they both function the same. No new features on he panels. The newer version uses a 4g gsm card vs the older version using a 3g gsm card. Both panels operate a same speeds and no. Changes. I installed head panels for years as a technician.
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They both have an excellent firewall, very customizable but somewhat complex. The differences are the GL version is 10/100/1000 with 64 mb SD ram and the 750 is 10/100 with 32 MB SD ram.