What do UC and MS stand for ?And why would one choose one or the other ?
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UC is a unified connection and MS is for microsoft. i use mine for the cisco softphone and office communicator if that helps.
1664712
Hello Miriam. It is my understanding that the UC stands for Unified Communications and refers to an application that ties wireless, wired, land line, almost any office-related communications scheme into one umbrella application. The MS means a particular piece of equipment is "tuned," or optimized to work well with Microsoft products. Hope this helps. Have a wonderful week.
720690
I haven't found those numbers anywhere on the product page, but CL probably stands for CAS latency: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAS_latencyLower is faster. It may or may not make much difference, depending on what you're doing with it.
835546
As far as I know - nothing. I've used both and they are interchangeable. I think it's just marketing.
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I don't think so. Here is what the specs say: SDHC (UHS-I), SDXC (UHS-I), MicroSDHC, M2, MS (MSXC), CF (UDMA6/UDMA7)
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If you are using 2 servers on the network you don't need separate cals for each. Run it through the MS license adviser website if you want to be sure.http://mla.microsoft.com/
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The n stands for network, so it has a network port whereas the ms310d only has USB. The d stands for duplex.
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The UC stands for unified communications. This means that the UC sku comes with a USB dongle that allows you to use the headset with a pc for ip telephony or skype.
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I did not think there was much difference between the two and, for some reason, bought the "small business" version. HUGE mistake! msft says you have to have your own domain... everyone in my family has email but we don't have nor want to buy, a domain. msft has given me zero help on this or given me a way to morph my account to a "home" account. Basically, I have not yet found a way, if there IS a way, to make '365 available to others in my family.
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Did you ever get an answer? I got both for Christmas and I don't know what the difference(s) is/are.
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If I understood the description when I read about the comparison at the time I made my purchase, the Ultra disk downloads and records video faster than the 32gb. The Ultra is a class 10 which is a speed measurement and the regular 32gb is a class 4. How much difference is the actual speed I have no idea. This is the extent of my knowledge.
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This one has Windows 8 and a UEFI bios to support that (not sure the S01US didn't have it, but it's required for MS approval to ship 8, I hear). Specs are otherwise identical as far as I can tell.
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Good question. The first model ships with a TN display and the second has an IPS display. IPS displays have a much better view angle than does a TN. If color consistency is important for you across the display I'd lean towards V2. I own the TN panel MVP22U and have enjoyed it thus far though I mostly do hand-drawn animation and some 3D sculpting and weight painting with it. Read of course Frendens tips for installing drivers for the MSP19U and you'll sort yourself out though not entirely without some hair-pulling and moderate swearing.
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I don't see the difference. I would assume it's just for marketing purpose. Possibly they used to name it "regular" now all packages are with "Super".
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USM stands for UltraSonic Motor. It is a fast, quiet and accurate motor for the autofocus.
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The U120 has NO memory slot, the 1GB included is built into the motherboard, that is why this is cheaper than the U100. If you install Ubuntu or OSX, there shouldn't be any problems. I'm not sure, but 1GB of ram for a windows machine is chintzy on MSI's part. Seriously, no expansion? Who does that?
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From what I understand MSC (Mass Storage Class) is where you can drag and drop items into a removable hard drive (ex. flash drive, connected phone). While MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) is where you sync items to a hard drive (ex. using windows media play to sync music to an mp3 player). So far that is all I've figured out about it.
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The M5's are a lot hard to work with than the M2. I user UBNT products in all my installs and still have an M5 i could not get to work. I would use the m2's and some rocket dishes. You can use the M5's but you will have to be careful about the settings matching on both ends.