Amazon has an option to select "Capacity" on there. What does capacity mean?
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I have no idea. I have used Look Cleats for years and have never heard that tern used with them.
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"Capacity" means nothing. It is a translation error, judging from the stilted language on that page. There are Keo Look cleats (for recent Look pedals) and Delta Look cleats (for old Look and also some old Shimano pedals made by Look). These are the Delta cleats. Deltas come in Red (with some sideways play) and Black (without play). The red ones are widely available in shops; black can be hard to find, as they are less popular. I would purchase this product from someone who understands enough English to know which product they are selling.
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I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again, Black=no float, Red and grey cleats have float, one more than the other.Cheers! Gary, Grove City, Ohio I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again,... » Read More I have no clue? Good question. But I do have an answer, and/or solution for you:Go to www.biketiresdirect.com , they have your cleats in black (no float), as I assume you want the older "Delta" version. They are also bi-material. Black is "no-float" and the red has a slight rotation to it, hence, float. Either way biketiresdirect is a decent place to buy on-line, i.e., they only sell "bike gear". They also have an 800 number so you can call them and get exactly what you want! Trust me, I run a $15,000 ride, so I wouldn't steer you wrong. Good luck. Again, Black=no float, Red and grey cleats have float, one more than the other.Cheers! Gary, Grove City, Ohio « Show Less
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I have absolutely no idea what that would mean. There is no difference in "capacity" in Look Delta cleats. They do vary in "float" meaning that the black cleats have no "float" and hence lock in straight ahead while the red one's have 9 degrees or so of "lateral float". I find that because my feet tend to wobble a bit when I accelerate I accidentally clip-out with cleats without float. The Bi-Material cleats have slightly better wear characteristics but you should still always use cleat covers while off of the bike because all of these cleats are sensitive to wear.
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I have absolutely no idea what that would mean. There is no difference in "capacity" in Look Delta cleats. They do vary in "float" meaning that the black cleats have no "float" and hence lock in straight ahead while the red one's have 9 degrees or so of "lateral float". I find that because my feet tend to wobble a bit when I accelerate I accidentally clip-out with cleats without float. The Bi-Material cleats have slightly better wear characteristics but you should still always use cleat covers while off of the bike because all of these cleats are sensitive to wear. I have absolutely no idea what that would mean. There is no difference in "capacity" in Look Delta cleats. They do vary in "float" meaning that the black cleats have no "float" and hence lock in straight ahead while the red one's have 9 degrees or so of "lateral float". I find that because my feet tend to wobble a bit when I accelerate I accidentally clip-out with cleats without float. The Bi-Material cleats have slightly better wear characteristics but you should still always use cleat covers while off of the bike because all of these cleats are... » Read More I have absolutely no idea what that would mean. There is no difference in "capacity" in Look Delta cleats. They do vary in "float" meaning that the black cleats have no "float" and hence lock in straight ahead while the red one's have 9 degrees or so of "lateral float". I find that because my feet tend to wobble a bit when I accelerate I accidentally clip-out with cleats without float. The Bi-Material cleats have slightly better wear characteristics but you should still always use cleat covers while off of the bike because all of these cleats are sensitive to wear. « Show Less
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I believe this is a mistake. There is no "Capacity" related to these cleats as they are one size fits all. Just remember, black cleats offer no float and red cleats are the ones that do offer float. No other variants exist. Choose the ones you prefer.
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On the product screen you have to choose between 32 gb or 64 gd, depending on your prefernces.
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Sorry I don't know. That's why I love Amazon. If it doesn't work you can return it.
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Quick tip about Amazon details sections - the dimensions they provide are usually *package* dimensions, not *item* dimensions. Not super clear, but that seems to be the deal.
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Good question.I bought the same PC, just a step down though. The one that I purchased came pre-installed with 6GB of RAM. Amazon claimed 8GB was the max. I upgraded with no problem.From the experience I've had with Amazon, they're good about providing the correct information in the product description (I've only seen one instance where it wasn't). IMO you shouldn't have any trouble with upgrading.Hopefully this helps.
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Make sure you specify "large" or "extra large" if available prior to submitting your order.
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As used in this context, 'cloud storage' is misleading. The actual storage capacity is determined by the size of the drive, either 2TB or 3TB. It's only 'cloud' storage in the sense that you can access it from anywhere you are as long as the WD drive is connected to a network that's connected to the internet.
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The configuration software asks you to define the capacity assigned to the Mac and PC part of the disk. It works as if you had 2 disks.
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No there a 2 tb limit on these card I put that in my review and Amazon deleted my review... Go figure ;/
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I completely filled my 400 capacity case! It's very sturdy (sometimes a little too sturdy, lol) and heavy but the handle really helps. I've had it for almost a year. I love Amazon Basics cases and find them to be well-made for the value.
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Its always best to confirm with the seller. Amazon is limiting the description choices.
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I have no idea, but the nice thing about amazon is that you can return it if it doesn't. But it takes a lot of effort to find that out even. I recommend not risking it. Just take it to a professional.
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I am not sure what you are meaning by capacity? I have loved the battery. It has worked very well for me, giving me the ability to use my 6 year old laptop for hours again. I hope this helps.
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Well the amazon descriptions says "Product Description" <li>Hold up to 250 lbs <li> " So I am assuming that is it's max capacity, but never tested it. Sorry I can't help anymore then the product description tried to.
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What you are quoting is Amazon's description. It is the exclusive "or," you cannot use both simultaneously.
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It's probably the size of the box that the item comes in. If you want actual product specs it's best to check the manufacturers website. Amazon's mainly concerned with the storage and shipment of the product as a unit, and the size of the box needed to ship said units.
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Nothing I can see except for the capacity rating on the package. No clue as to why it was changed and what the difference, if any, really is.