Excuse my ignorance, but what is the difference between the Medium and the WIFLI?
1778856
Dear cyclists friend, I was asking the same question myself. The WIFLI is a longer derraileur, that allows you to use a bigger cassette, up to 32 teeth. You will also need a new chain if you change your cassette and derraileur.
1431419
As far as I can tell, there is no difference. All of the specs are identical - I thought maybe it was just an "updated" version. Hope this helps!
51078
The difference is solely based on size. The mini is nice for cramped spaces.
827364
I do not know the difference between the two. I use it for Uverse and all the functions work. I use it for both table top & wireless receivers. Hope this helps.
1446177
They are two completely different products. One is meant to organize and play all of your local media while offering some decent online content, while the other is meant almost entirely for online content. If you don't have local media, there's really no point in paying for the better hardware in the Boxee.
1289873
I think the main difference between the two is that the 260W has lifetime FM lifetime traffic but the 255W does not (its an extra you have to pay for). Can someone confirm that?
583784
Well, can anyone tell me what this blue tooth is all about and what difference there is between 802.11n and 802.11b/g and what it's for don't laugh too much i'm lost....
2127910
Heck if I know. Seems kinda long run. That's what the wifi is for. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I'm not too savvy on this technology.
1403618
I think the main difference is a faster lightning port and it includes a box for wireless connection of smart phones and tablets.
1829887
Medium refers to point width. It would be broader than a pen point. It might be a flat end.
838811
I'm not sure what the differences are between the two. But my experience with the wireless part was it was basically useless. Video was not watchable at 720p or above. However the wireless function was ok for PowerPoint presentations and slides I did not test slides with audio. The picture was good and clear as well as bright. But the video was a deal breaker for us.
1200649
With my experience standard is more medium it is not slow or fast ....must be the word for in-between :) Hope that helps
660350
I don't think there's a significant difference. Both seem to work well enough for me. If you have problems with wireless radio reception, you might suspect your radio firmware, your ROM, or your phone's logic board.
838810
wireless feature works well for our small network. Don't know the difference between to two models though.
866488
There are significant differences in the functionality of the internet apps available on various brands of TVs and BluRay players even within the same BRANDS. I have a Panasonic DMP-85K BluRay and a Panasonic VIERA TC-P42G25 42-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV. Vieracast for Netflix functions very differently between the two units. I have a very versatile search function within Netflix on the plasma but absolutely none on the BluRay and they both come from the Vieracast server! I am limited to viewing the movies added to the instant queue via a PC (or the plasma) on the BluRay. Additionally, Foxsports and Twitter is functional on the plasma but not the Bluray. VuDu is functinal on the BluRay but not the plasma - go figure. Would give my eye teeth for HuLU but it's not mentioned on either device. I assume it's a combo of licensing and hardware restrictions but I really don't know that for sure. Searching for Netflix video on a PC is not really all that bad condsidering the option of trying to punch in the data via tri-tap or onscreen keyboards using the devices. Gotta love VierraLink though if all your equipment is compatible. BTW, the Panny WiFi adapter is dual mode and works flawlessly. The only other one that I know of that is compatible is the Netgear WNDA3100version2 for about the same price. Not a valid gripe that it isn't "built in" because the USB cable allows for multiple positioning. Also, after much research, dollars spent. and time wasted, I think it is worthwhile to get a dual band router (Netgear WNDR37AV) and devote the 5Mz to the dumb BluRays and Tvs and devote the 2.4 band to data. You will be happy you did. This router allows you to set up QOS by MAC and it makes a huge difference even with a "so-so" broadband connecton of 5Mb down. I can stream 2 HD movies at the same time without loss of quality (and check out whats up on Facebook)
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main difference: WD TV LIVE: supports WIFI USB dongle (see details at my review on the WDTV Live page). No FLV, RMVB, DVD .IFO/chapters ASUS: no wireless (could change with firmware), plays FLV, RMVB, .IFO. No Pandora, no YouTube. The ASUS is also a bit of an eye-sore.
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The medium seems pretty small to me and it's very squishy. I would try a lg maybe unless you want a pretty soft one.