whats the difference between "OS" "NA" and "One Size"?
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There is no difference. Not sure why Amazon has this goggle listed like this, because the Women's Vanquisher only comes in one size. We will contact them to hopefully get it fixed. In the meantime, selecting any of those sizes won't affect your order, so please choose whatever color you wish!
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OS means one size and NA means not available. All speedo vanquishers come in one size and they are adjustable. Or you can purchase an adjustable biggie cord which is much more durable and comfortable on your head
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Na is not available OS is one size and One size is one size fits most. They are all basically the same it is just the saying used by different vendors.
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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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I think OS means one size and NA means not applicable? They come with different nose bridge pieces to adjust the fit and the straps are adjustable as well.
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I researched this a bit before I bought my N120 and got three decent answers. 1. Go with the default (evenly split) approx 80/80 (if its the default there may be a good reason, I just have not found out what it was). 2. Go with just a C Drive (100% C Drive), like most computers are set up. and 3. Go with 40GB for C and the rest with D (with this set-up, all programs load on the C and all Docs on D, that way if you ever need to reload the OS you do not have to touch your files).
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There is no difference because they all say "One Size" meaning that they are all the same size
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I have no idea what are you asking for. This is just a housing that you can build your computer. It does not matter if it's a mac or pc. It's purpose to house computer parts. When you install the O.S is when it determines your computer is a PC or Mac. Other than that... this is just the case for desktop.
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Silly Question but what is the difference between 4 systems and or ALL systems?Thanks,-Nigel
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There are 2 sizes. The laptop micro size - and the larger standard size. This is the larger standard size.Although most "docks" will accept both sizes - unless you gave a specific dock for only the micro size.
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When I purchased this unit, Windows 8.1 is the OS. Takes a bit of getting use to but works OK.
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Same here: 750GB x 2. They're also not RAID 0, so you don't have one drive with 1.5TB, but rather a 750GB C: drive and a 750GB D: drive.
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NP700G7C-S01US use to indicate that it had Windows 7 on it. What it means now is beyond me because the specs are the same!
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Both numbers represent the size width in inches. The 1.6 is just over 1 1/2" wide and the 1.0 is 1".
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Dimensions. They both have exactly the same components but one is a little narrower and longer than the other. I ordered both by mistake and only one of them actually fit inside the computer I was making.
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The size issue isn't a "formatting issue" like most people believe. It's actually due to the discrepancy between what storage manufacturers define as a byte VS what actually *IS* a byte. Storage manufacturers consider a kilobyte as "1000 bytes" when it is actually 1024 bytes (due to the binary system working in exponents of 2). So if you extrapolate out 32*1000*1000*1000 (32 Gigabytes, as defined by Sandisk) then divide that by 1024*1024*1024 it puts you at 29.8 GB. The .09 GB remainder could certainly be filesystem information, I suppose.So, yeah, basically all data storage manufacturers are lying to you, and as you increase your storage size the discrepancy percentage increases. The size issue isn't a "formatting issue" like most people believe. It's actually due to the discrepancy between what storage manufacturers define as a byte VS what actually *IS* a byte. Storage manufacturers consider a kilobyte as "1000 bytes" when it is actually 1024 bytes (due to the binary system working in exponents of 2). So if you extrapolate out 32*1000*1000*1000 (32 Gigabytes, as defined by Sandisk) then divide that by 1024*1024*1024 it puts you at 29.8 GB. The .09 GB remainder could certainly be filesystem information, I suppose.So, yeah, basically... » Read More The size issue isn't a "formatting issue" like most people believe. It's actually due to the discrepancy between what storage manufacturers define as a byte VS what actually *IS* a byte. Storage manufacturers consider a kilobyte as "1000 bytes" when it is actually 1024 bytes (due to the binary system working in exponents of 2). So if you extrapolate out 32*1000*1000*1000 (32 Gigabytes, as defined by Sandisk) then divide that by 1024*1024*1024 it puts you at 29.8 GB. The .09 GB remainder could certainly be filesystem information, I suppose.So, yeah, basically all data storage manufacturers are lying to you, and as you increase your storage size the discrepancy percentage increases. « Show Less
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Both windows are 1" x 3-1/2". They are perfectly formatted for Quicken checks. I assume since they're billed as Quickbooks checks that the same applies for QuickBooks, eh?
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They are one size because they have flick lock technology that allows you to make the longer or shorter At two separate areas the flick lock allows you to adjust them quickly and lock it to place
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I've had it for a while now, so I can't remember for sure. I believe it comes as FAT32 for complete compatibility across OS's, but formatting it to NTFS (which is what I did) takes all of 10 seconds by plugging it in, right-clicking on it and selecting "Format..." from the list. I like to use NTFS because it doesn't have the same file size restrictions of FAT32.
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Hi Alexander, I think "OS" stands for "One Size" as in one size fits all, but in this case I don't think so. It is a nice mask from all the ones I've used for lap swimming but they don't give enough length on the adjustable straps. I don't want to discourage you from purchasing the mask, first see what the return policy is and if there is no extra charges on returns give it a try. Happy swimming!
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Not clear to me why someone would say that? The 2TB model includes a 2 TB drive. 1 TB includes a 1TB drive, and zero means you have to add your own drive.