what is the difference between 1X and 2X?
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It is the 2 LX. The model is the LX and this is the 2nd generation of that model. I've been diving with U.S Divers gear since the 80's and I really like this mask and snorkel.
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One has a one piece glass front while the 2x has 2 seperate glass lenses, basically design and how its sealed, the lenses
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The main difference is the finder. While the X-E2 only has a digital image finder, the X-Pro1 has a digital finder and an optical finder, that you switch with your index right hand finger on a level at the rigth side of the lens
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The main difference is the size, the 7x is big but the 9x is huge; also another difference is the laptop compartment 9x doesn't have one; strongly recommend to go to Tamrac's site and review both bags. I have the 7X and it is really heavy when fully loaded, personally I wouldn't recommend the 9x unless you need to pack really big lenses.
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There is no such thing as a 48x DVD or Blu-Ray burner; that speed is for recording CDs only.Disc read and write speeds are compared to playing back the medium, so 1x CD-ROM = playing back an audio CD, 1x DVD = playing back a DVD movie, 1x BD-ROM = playing back a Blu-Ray movie; each new disk requires more "bytes per second" to play back its content.
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4x6x4 is a thicker feel than the 2x5x2. It all has to do with thickness. The 4x6x4 absorbs more and is better quality. :)
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The speed of the memory. The X is 17000. The plain is 12800. Faster is better.
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I have a 2x, I would recommend you should see maximum aperture that you have with your lens. Adding a 2x will cut down the light going to the sensor and would be very difficult to shoot in the low light. I would recommend it only when you have a large aperture lens, with which it works really great.
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FX is full frame 35mm sensor. DX is an APS C size 24mm sensor. Think of DX like taking a small rectangular section from within a larger rectangular section (the larger section being an FX sensor).
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The product information card says "1x-4x." It might be an old picture on the Webpage.
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It will still only operate at the 1x slots speed. 1x can handle 250 MB/sec vs 16x which can handle 4000 MB/sec. This is fine for mining coins because you don't need the bandwidth. For actual gaming though you'd probably want to put your card into the 16x slot and not the 1x slot.
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5x just means that you get five of the cords. 3x means you get three. Have a nice day!!!!
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There is no difference. Once you use it for one, you should avoid using it for the other, though.
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do not know for sure. The 1x is 15% so I would assume 45 but not sure. I like it though.
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Hi, Lucia. To answer your question, "OS", "N/A", "One Size" all mean the same thing. "OS" stands for one size and "NA" stands for not applicable. The Women
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There is only a subtle difference, but I would refer you to this article: http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr;=&i;d=0ojG-t1EHvQC&oi;=fnd&pg;=PP1&dq;=understand+photographic+soft+box&ots;=qJ2bv6xJdh&si;g=DqJSzOHBfnXFlmKne7yB_7jmmyY#v=onepage&q;&f;=false
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My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units of the BSG10X would be too heavy for me to handle alone. My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units... » Read More My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units of the BSG10X would be too heavy for me to handle alone. « Show Less
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One difference is cost. The trx seems to be more durable and easier to adjust, but the Woss unit that I got ended up being about fohrty dollars with shipping.