What is the difference between the KB-741 and the KGB-741?
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Glass carafe for the KGB and stainless for the KB. I have the glass - Best drip style coffee maker I've ever owned. Pair with a cuisinart conical burr grinder for an extremely consistent cup. You can really dial in your preferred flavor with this combo.
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I don't know, but Technivorm has a pretty extensive website showing all their models. We have the Technivorm "club line", stainless with the glass carafe and were are thoroughly pleased. We've had it about a year now. Makes excellent coffee.
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The difference is that the KBG has an automatic drip-stop while the KB has a manual drip-stop. The automatic drip-stop lets you pull the carafe out while the coffee is brewing and it stops automatically. The manual drip stop is on the filter holder and has 3 settings: on, off, and half. The advantage of this is that you can set it to half and restrict the flow of liquid when brewing 1/2 a pot of coffee. If you frequently only make 1/2 pot of coffee you should get the KB, which is designed for this.
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I strongly suspect they are the exact same device; the only difference I know of specifically, is that the Satechi version was available first. (I would have bought the Scosche version, otherwise, since it presently costs about $9 less than the Satechi.)
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I think the only difference is the labeling of the keys. I use a Windows keyboard for my Windows 7 computer so never tried to switch them.
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The 861 is the improved model. 3 main differences:1. Flat blade screws for depth guide have been replaced with hex head screws. 2. The clamping wing screws have been joined with a bar...to provide more secure clamping of the workpiece.3. A round knob handle has been added to each end...to improve functionality when using with a router table.Other than above, they're functionally identical.
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I'm not sure which version it is, but I wouldn't recommend this KVM switch. I had problems with it from about the second week I started using it. About every other time I used it, I had to unplug all of the cables in it and then plug them all back in to get them to work. I finally gave up on it and ordered a Tripp Lite one that worked fabulously for me.
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I can confirm what Darwin's Dilemma said, they are not the same product. I bought my standalone K270 keyboard back in 2012 and wanted a replacement for it so I ordered this package thinking it was identical. It is NOT. This one does NOT use the Unifying receiver. It uses another type of wireless receiver. I'm not sure if this makes any difference, but my unifying receiver has a white trim on it and the one that comes with this one is red.
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As far as I can tell, the only difference is the SB6180 has slightly higher theoretical speeds and couple extra security features. I doubt most people would notice a difference the two of them.
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Depends on what you're using the keyboard for, I guess. The k70 had the option to go with cherry red switches (better for gaming), blue switches (balanced for typing and gaming) or brown switches (better for typing, good for gaming)... the k90 comes with the cherry reds, and it has 18 programmable keys. If you use it for gaming, and you'll make use of the programmable keys then the k90 is a better keyboard. If your k70 has cherry reds then the only real difference will be the programmable keys.
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Hi, Thank you for the email. AbleNet is the manufacturer/Brand owner, while Keys U See is the brand of the keyboard. Hope this clarified it for you. Thank you. The AramediA Support Team.
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From looking at the specs on both products, the following comes forth: the business model has a product number (44Q-0001) and the "home" model doesn't. The business model has a rated distance of 33', the "home" model has a rated distance of "up to 30'." Both have 104 keys, both have identical keyboards, the mouse for both is identical. The size for both is the same, KB: 18.1" x 8.59" x 1.47"; Mouse 4.59" x 2.77" x 1.6"; Transceiver 1.83" x 0.62" x 0.31". Both require 2 AA batteries (included) for the KB and two more AA batteries (included) for the Mouse. Both appear to use a USB for the transceiver. Both appear to have a 15 month user life for the KB and an 8 month user life for the mouse. The prices range from $50 to $70 on both products as well, depending on where one buys them. So other than that, I don't know.
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Sorry I don't know what the difference is. I just know I needed the TZEMT400BB3NX for my alarm system.
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I would say one difference is that the Basics stipulates that it has "Internal Shock Sensor" to where the Connect doesnt. After losing so many hard drives in the past, that is the one feature I look for which Seagate does not even stipulate in the line.
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The main differences I can see: M3D550KD: 240 Hz 5ms response Smart dimming: yes Smooth motion: yes M3D550KDE: 120 Hz 6ms response time Smart dimming: no Smooth motion: no
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Main difference is: SM-KHE series has a "SlickSteel" finish on the interior to prevent corrosion and stains, while the SM-KB series has a different type of non-stick coating on the interior that does the same thing. The SM-KB series is the newer of the two models. Both models are identical in terms of size, weight, etc., but come in a slightly different set of colors. My SM-KB48 continues to serve me well.See the following link for more info: http://www.zojirushi.com/ourproducts/how_and_chart/comparison_pdf/Stainless%20Mug%20Comparison%20Chart.pdf
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The lock itself is exactly the same. The K64670US has a coiled cable which cannot be stretched as far as the K64673AM cord, as there is tension on the cable when stretched. I bought both and sent the K64670US back.
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The primary difference is the addition of an on/off button on the front panel of the 641P. As far as I can tell they are identical otherwise.
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As far as I know, the "K" means it is a kit with some type of case, either a hard case or soft case. If you goggle D26451K and D26451 the only difference is the case.