What Are Similarities and Differences Between Console and Mini USB Interfaces?

Both green and black tea is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. The key difference between the two is that black tea is oxidized and green tea is not. To make black tea, the leaves are first rolled and then exposed to air to trigger the oxidation process.

Differences in configuration on switch interfaces connected to APs are as follows:

In tunnel forwarding mode, interfaces connected to APs transparently transmit only packets of the management VLAN. These interfaces must be added to the management VLAN in untagged mode. In direct forwarding mode, interfaces connected to APs must be trunk or hybrid interfaces. These interfaces must be added to the management VLAN in untagged mode and added to service VLANs in tagged mode. If a trunk interface is connected to an AP, the PVID of the interface must be set to the management VLAN ID.


Differences in configuration on intermediate switches are as follows:

In tunnel forwarding mode, intermediate switches transparently transmit only packets of the management VLAN. In direct forwarding mode, intermediate switches transparently transmit packets of both the management VLAN and service VLANs.
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Here is what I have for that model of PS2.

The 128-Bit Emotion Engine is the first chip of its kind. No other mass-market computer technology on the market comes close to its power. In the PlayStation2, this chip is used as the workhorse of the console. It processes all physics and math calculations.

The PlayStation2 has a 128-Bit Emotion Engine. The 128-Bit part of the title means that this chipset both processes information and sends it over a 128-Bit bus (A Bus is the pathway between chips on a circuit board. A wide bus carries more bits of information and is thus faster than a narrower bus).

You may think that your PC has a faster processor, but remember that the Emotion Engine has inherently faster 128-Bit processing and it is just a part of the overall PlayStation2 power.

A small note for the really detail oriented: The reason that the speed is 294.912 MHz, is that it must be a multiple of a required processor speed that supports the DVD ROM operations.
* Dimensions: 301mm (W) x 178mm (H) x 78mm (D), (12" x 7" x 3").

* Weight: 2.1 kg (4 lbs. 10 oz.).

* Media: PlayStation2 CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, and PlayStation CD-ROM, CD Audio
This means your PlayStation 2 will basically play all your old PlayStation games (but not make them look any better), all music CDs and all North American DVDs.

* Interfaces: Controller Port (2)
These are the same as the controller ports on the current PlayStation.

* Interfaces: Memory Card Slot (2)
These slots are very similar to the ones on the original PlayStation, except they support the new, faster transfer rate.

* Interfaces: AV Multi Cable Output (1)
This is where you plug the cord that goes to the back of your television.

* Interfaces: Optical Digital Output (1)
This port will let you send data directly to a digital receiver. This is perfect if you plan to plug your PlayStation into a DTS or Dolby receiver and get perfect sound.
If you don't use digital output, your data will be converted to an analog signal and then be converted back to digital at the receiver.

* Interfaces: USB Port (2)
USB enables you to connect any number of devices to your system with a high-speed data link.

* Interfaces: I.Link (IEEE1394) (1)
The IEEE139 port is known by two names: I.Link and for Mac owners, FireWire - there are some minor differences between the two. This high-data transfer port has the advantage of supplying (some) power to devices that are connected. You can expect that an enormous number of hardware devices will use this port including speakers, printers, and other like devices.

* Interfaces: Type III PCMCIA Card Slot.
This slot is a lot like a laptop's add-in slot. Here you will be able to plug in a modem and eventually the connection for Sony's planned broadband network and hard drive.

Firstly what type of vehicle is this? Further fuel pumps are usually straight forward to install however if you messed up the wiring or some sort of proceedual mistake then check your fuse box and ensure to look back at the old pump for differences/similarities etc.

I've not found a manual for specifically this model, but there's quite a good Haynes book; "Chinese Tiwanese & Korean Scooters" (4768) covers the similarities and differences between many of the the various GY6 based scooters on the market - all you need is a little commom sense to identify similarities and differences on your specific scooter.

Gigabyte GA-945GZM-S2 - motherboard - micro ATX - LGA775 Socket - i945GZ specifications

• it looke like the supported RAM
• Supported RAM Technology DDR2 SDRAM
• Supported RAM Speed 533 MHz , 400 MHz
• hope this helps
• General
• Product Type Motherboard - Micro ATX
• Cache Memory None
• Chipset Type Intel 945GZ Express / Intel ICH7
• Max Bus Speed 800.0 MHz
• Processor Socket LGA775 Socket
• Max Processors Qty 1.0
• Compatible Processors Core 2 Extreme , Celeron D , Core 2 Duo , Pentium D , Pentium 4
• Memory
• Max Supported Memory 2.0 GB
• Supported RAM Technology DDR2 SDRAM
• Supported RAM Speed 533 MHz , 400 MHz
• RAM Features Dual channel memory architecture
• Graphics
• Graphics Controller Intel GMA 950
• Memory Allocation Technology Dynamic Video Memory Technology 3.0
• Audio
• Type High Definition Audio (8-channel)
• Audio Codec Realtek ALC888
• Compliant Standards High Definition Audio
• LAN
• Network Controller Marvell Yukon 88E8001
• Network Interfaces Gigabit Ethernet
• Modem None
• Expansion / Connectivity
• Expansion Slot(s) 1.0 x Processor ( 1.8 V ) - LGA775 Socket ( x4 mode ) , 4.0 x PCI Express x16 - DIMM 240-pin , 3.0 x Memory , 1.0 x PCI
• Storage Interfaces Intel ICH7 : ATA-100 - connector(s): 4 x 7pin Serial ATA - 4.0 device(s) , Intel ICH7 : Serial ATA-300 - connector(s): 1 x 40pin IDC - 2.0 device(s)
• Interfaces 1.0 x Audio - Floppy interface - Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm , 1.0 x Storage - Line-out - 6 pin mini-DIN (PS/2 style) , 1.0 x Audio - RS-232 - 25 pin D-Sub (DB-25) , 4.0 x Serial - VGA - Mini-phone 3.5 mm , 1.0 x Microphone - Line-in - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15) , 1.0 x Keyboard - Generic - 6 pin mini-DIN (PS/2 style) , 1.0 x Display / video - IEEE 1284 (EPP/ECP) - 4 pin USB Type A , 1.0 x Audio - Line-out (center/subwoofer) - Mini-phone 3.5 mm , 1.0 x Network - Generic - 34 pin IDC , 1.0 x Parallel - Line-out (side surround) - RJ-45 , 1.0 x Audio - Line-in - Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm , 1.0 x Hi-Speed USB - Line-out (rear) - 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9) , 1.0 x Audio - Input - Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm , 1.0 x Mouse - Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T - Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm , 1.0 x Audio - 4 pin MPC

Interfaces 1 x Display / video - VGA - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15) , 1 x Network - Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX - RJ-45 , 1 x Microphone - Input - Mini-phone 3.5 mm , 1 x Headphones - Output - Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm , 3 x Hi-Speed USB - 4 pin USB Type A

The above interfaces are in your laptop. There is no S-cable or HDMI interface.
If your TV have VGA port you can connect your TV to the VGA port in laptop. This will alow you to convert the TV as monitor.

it ends this way - they both die, tragic.

purchase a haynes manual, it should cover both years. study the differences and similarities, thats what i do.