What are the differences between the Franklin 6000 and the Franklin 6000b?
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I don't know exactly. I purchased Franklin LM6000b Speaking Language Master from Amazon four years ago. It's an excellent piece. It's indeed a speaking dictionary. It pronounces words, not sentences. It can pronounce a sentences but in words and not as coherent as a spoken sentence. Good piece indeed. My children also used it comfortably.
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I cannot answer that question. I have only ordered and used the 6000b, and that on behalf of my adult literacy students. They used/use the 6000b consistently and was/are always satisfied with it's performance.
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They are both lumped under the same listing .... in turn reviews will be for both the 66 and 68. Just look for the BOLDER Black review that says "this review is from" above each review. Sucks to have kinda skim through but no biggie.
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The only differences I can see is the FM246 is a close out but had 4 channels. The FM413 is current and has only three channels.
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I'm sorry Mary, but the Franklin is so difficult to use and the instructions are so poorly written that I've put it in my desk, (after trying to use it for three days) and have never used it. I'm not a dope (Stanford '61) but I feel you should save your money. Michael
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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.
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Didn't know there was a 236. Difference could be that one comes with a battery and one doesn't.
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The B1 80 Plus has Bronze Certified Rating with the B1 being more efficient, with less of the electrical energy going into it being converted to heat. Google search for bronze certified psu for power supply ratings to see the main differences between a bronze certified and those that are not.
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I believe it's just an older model number. I haven't found anything with any difference between the two of them.
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These are both four-coil designs. In fact, the only difference between the 680 V.3 and the 681 V.3 is the stylus. The 680E takes the N 680 E stylus, which is a .3 x .7 elliptical stylus. The 680 takes the N 680 stylus, which is a .7 spherical. Don't pay attention to any of the other answers. The two-coil Stanton designs are the 500 series. Those stylii do not interchange between the 500 and 600 series. You can put an N 680 E stylus on a regular 680 and in that way, convert it to a stock 680E v.3 and the opposite: Put an N 680 on a 680E v.3 and you will effectively have a stock 680 v.3. You can also find aftermarket stylii for other 680/681 carts and upgrade further. These are both four-coil designs. In fact, the only difference between the 680 V.3 and the 681 V.3 is the stylus. The 680E takes the N 680 E stylus, which is a .3 x .7 elliptical stylus. The 680 takes the N 680 stylus, which is a .7 spherical. Don't pay attention to any of the other answers. The two-coil Stanton designs are the 500 series. Those stylii do not interchange between the 500 and 600 series. You can put an N 680 E stylus on a regular 680 and in that way, convert it to a stock 680E v.3 and the opposite: Put an N 680 on a 680E v.3 and you will effectively have a stock 680 v.3. You... » Read More These are both four-coil designs. In fact, the only difference between the 680 V.3 and the 681 V.3 is the stylus. The 680E takes the N 680 E stylus, which is a .3 x .7 elliptical stylus. The 680 takes the N 680 stylus, which is a .7 spherical. Don't pay attention to any of the other answers. The two-coil Stanton designs are the 500 series. Those stylii do not interchange between the 500 and 600 series. You can put an N 680 E stylus on a regular 680 and in that way, convert it to a stock 680E v.3 and the opposite: Put an N 680 on a 680E v.3 and you will effectively have a stock 680 v.3. You can also find aftermarket stylii for other 680/681 carts and upgrade further. « Show Less
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Sorry, can't help as I bought the 430 model and you're asking about the 600. Mine only came with one. Roger B.
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The B600 has a Gitzo-style Ball Head while the B103 uses a standard head. The head on the 600 has a greater range of tilt than the standard head.
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Sorry, I don't know the difference in the models, but they do sound very similar in the description.
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Can't seem to find any difference between the two. Both come with 2011/136x/115x part. Both look visually the same, both have the same pump. Perhaps just a different naming code from the factory? I would buy the $50 one. I have it, and it runs like a beaut.
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2 main differences that I see:#1 the wattage is different. for the th106, you have 2000/4000 Watts for (120/240 volts) and the th104 only has 1750/3500 watts. it's not a big deal unless you have requirements on how many or how big of heaters you are controlling. For me, I have 1 medium and 2 small baseboards which totals to 2000 watts on 120 volts.#2 the programming is different. on the th106 you can specify temps for each day of the week-differently, whereas the 104's programming allows for weekend/weekday modes.
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The main difference as I understand it is the internal processor. The ME665LL/A (mine) was early 2013 and has a 2.7 GHz Quad Core Intel i7 (Ivy Bridge) processor with turbo boost up to 3.7 GHz. The newest has a Haswell quad core 2.3 GHz processor (seems slower - but the benchmark speeds seem faster for certain applications). Bottom line - there is very little difference.
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To the best of my knowledge there are only two differences: 1) The 4065F has a glass screen while the 4061F has the standard matte LCD screen. 2) The 4065F has a 15,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio (possibly due to #1 above) while the 4061F has a 10,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. One thing you can do is check the Samsung USA website and view the user manual. You'll see it's the same user manual for both the xx61 series and the xx65 series. And if you flip through it you won't find many features that are available for one series vs. the other.
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It would seem that the main differences are size, style and power. The differences are minor. Do you want a model that can hold 6 cups or 5 cups? Do you want 500 watts of power or 600 watts. There's no real difference between them. They're all great models. My recommendation - unless you know you need that 6th cup of space - just get which one you think looks better.