What is the difference between #1 and #2 ?
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The thickness of the blade. 1 is thinner than 2 for more precise cuts but can break easier.
568734
I would say check the dimensions of the 1 vs. the 2. If they are alike then yes.
2093498
Answer here...I remembered same happened with me. Pl notice difference between L I and 1 and I think I Dropped first two letters or numbers something like that....now I Dont remember well....
2259742
not sure of the difference size wise between a 1 and a 2 but the product itself works.looks and feels just like the original.
1793760
I'm not sure ,but it is a great item and works just as described,not sure which one I have 1 or2
1883935
I don't know what the difference is between the two numbers. Have you tried to "Google" it using each number? Wish that I could be more helpful.
196435
The Mark 1 has the Asus "Thermal armor" (the plastic part that covers the motherboard) and the Mark 2 does not. The Mark 1 also features Sata Express while the Mark 2 does not. Other than that, there's really no Major differences.
1172858
What are the categories? It is difficult to find the difference b/t Catch Phrase One & the second edition
1934250
The HIC # 1 makes just enough for you. Therefore, I speculate that the HIC #2 makes just enough for two.
1121438
As far as I know, the only difference is one comes with a bracket (803) and one doesn't (801). Also, some folks say that one # is an older part #, fyi.
2128339
The label says AS-D2 however I think it's the D1 because I can't see any difference.
483172
3 by a large margin. Only get the 2 if you are space limit. The 3 is much more versatile.
1536158
There are two big differences between the G1 and G2: 1. the G2 is a single-rail 12 volt design (this is the most important difference), and 2. the G2 is made with better quality components, e.g. solid aluminum Japanese capacitors. The G2 is absolutely worth the extra cost.
188346
The #2 refers to hardness of the lead, so it depends on the lead you use in the pencil - if you buy HB leads - whether 0.5 mm or 0.07 mm or 0.09 mm - that is equivalent to #2; there are other designations such as B or H which are different.
130903
there is no difference. They are one in the same. Size 2 is a 6.5" steamer.
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I'm not an expert by any means, but it seems to my understanding that 2.1A would be more powerful than 1A. These numbers with the "A" refer to the input and output strength of the charger/battery pack. You have to plug in the charger first to fill it up so that you can then charge your phone or device. A charger with a 2A input means that when you plug the charger into a wall socket to charge it up, it will charge at a faster rate than if you had a charger with a 1A input. Same thing with the output: a 2A output charger will charge your phone or device quicker than a 1A output charger. I hope this helps. I'm not an expert by any means, but it seems to my understanding that 2.1A would be more powerful than 1A. These numbers with the "A" refer to the input and output strength of the charger/battery pack. You have to plug in the charger first to fill it up so that you can then charge your phone or device. A charger with a 2A input means that when you plug the charger into a wall socket to charge it up, it will charge at a faster rate than if you had a charger with a 1A input. Same thing with the output: a 2A output charger will charge your phone or device quicker than a 1A output... » Read More I'm not an expert by any means, but it seems to my understanding that 2.1A would be more powerful than 1A. These numbers with the "A" refer to the input and output strength of the charger/battery pack. You have to plug in the charger first to fill it up so that you can then charge your phone or device. A charger with a 2A input means that when you plug the charger into a wall socket to charge it up, it will charge at a faster rate than if you had a charger with a 1A input. Same thing with the output: a 2A output charger will charge your phone or device quicker than a 1A output charger. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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that would be a question for Netgear. v1 and v2 usually will be sequential versions that have more efficient firmware or software upgrades that are by default and is a different version than the previous "Vx". Netgear would be the best bet for help with this question.