What is the difference between the Pentel PH 158, 158BC, and 158BP ? (besides a slight difference in cost)
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The pens you ask about work the same. Looking at the lead colors, it seems there is not any difference except price. I own three now. I've also bought extra leads in the colors I want. I use one pentel multi pencil for sketching when I haven't my watercolors with me or I'm in a museum. The other two I have divided with warm colors in one pen and cool colors in the other pen. These I have with me all the time in case I'm asked for a thumbnail rough draft of suggested colors for interior or exterior buildings, clothing or designs when I don't have my entire set of colored pencils with me to demonstrate to a client the possibilities I see. They are very convenient for that. I use something else (similar to a crayon) for my scriptures, since the pages are so thin.
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No, it is the exact same thing. I even bought a better pen from monoprice afterwards to use for the "Turcom" one. A friend suggested monoprice to me because he had one and I bought the turcom one and it happened to be the exact one my friend had.
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In my experience the Onyx Smooth Write Rollerball (mico point- 60040) is very similar, with the Onyx producing a slightly darker black mark. This pen has more of a "precise" feel and I put that in quotes because you'd probably have to be real picky to notice a difference, and others might totally disagree! Both flow beautifully, seem to run out of ink at pretty much the same rate and are a pleasure to write with.
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I have a 310. I am sure you can check with Epson's Website. With my machine, I prefer the 68 over the 689 because they last lot longer. I always buy Epson because many of the cheap inks are not as good or they are actually remanufactured cartridges. I always buy them on Amazon because they always cost less.
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I looked at it and I'm going to say no. Based on the differences in the price. Both 1oz but bug difference so I'm going to assume the other is not nearly as strong. I hope I'm looking at this the way you are.
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According to HP, the Platinum editition is 6X faster than the regular one. While this might be true, it is however not worth to pay 50% more. The traditional one exceeds my expectations anyway. After all, at least for myself, an average user of this calculator would not notice the speed difference under normal circumstances. So, my suggestion would be, stick to the older one and save about $23.
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The primary difference appears to be cosmetic, in that the cover plate has changed (for the worse, in my opinion). Rather than the fancier script it reads "Special 20" with the word "Progressive" in the middle. The screw heads that hold the reed plate in are smaller than before, and the diameter of the screws is about half of what it was. There are a couple of other little changes too, but not worth mentioning. None of these things are a big deal in terms of playability - pretty much non-issues, really. I'd still go for the earlier model (stores have tons of them around) just on looks, the older model just has a cooler appearance. Also, you could watch for sales on these (just before Christmas Amazon had a set of 5 for $106). Still, it's a good harp.
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Hi, I found no difference whatsoever! I alternate between the 2 of them depending on which one is cheaper! Hope that helps! :)
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I don'tknow. I haven't used the $38 product so I have no way to compare the two.
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The most major difference I see is the resolution, reference these two pages side by side to note the other differences.http://www.casio-projectors.eu/uk/products/xja155/andhttp://www.casio-projectors.eu/uk/products/xja256/
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The only difference I can see is the expanded range. More distant between the base and the handset on the 158 model. We are using it for our business and it working very well.
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I believe this one is the classic version. Which also is a grip pen but not to be confused with the newer version grip pen. I accidentally got the newer one and it wasn't compatible. I use a Cintiq 21UX.
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I can't give you a definitive answer as I'm not familiar with the Pentel. I will say only that in general, Lamy refills and therefor the refill converter, do not conform to international standard for size.
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You may be thinking of the difference between Prismacolor premier and scholar markers. Scholars are water based and pris as are alcohol based.
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It looks like the only difference is the colors. The PB0 is blue, and the PK0 is black. :)
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Well, I can't say for sure since I don't have any and have never tried it in the past, but common sense would say that Pentel was probably smart enough to make the refill barrel sizes all the same, with just the tips being different between the 1.0 and 0.7 nibs. I do know that the tip that came pre-installed in the pen was NOT the same as the 0.7 refills that I bought, but the 0.7 refills dropped into the pen just fine. Hope this helps!
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I ordered both and the only difference I have found is the SM4B has cheaper packaging. The SM4B comes with a simple cardboard backed print package, covered in a stiff plastic, glued to the cardboard. The M4B comes with a nicer black cardboard box. The Pens themselves are identical as far as I can tell. Both are metal construction with nice clips in matte black.