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The phrase "similar specifications" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it when comparing two or more products, items, or objects and describing their common features or characteristics. For example: - These two laptops have similar specifications, but the one on the left has a longer battery life. - The two cars have similar specifications in terms of engine power, but the one on the right has better fuel efficiency. - The two smartphones have similar specifications, including a high-resolution camera and long battery life, but the one on the left is more affordable.
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The price? $475, nearly a third less than many models with similar specifications.
For £999 including shipping you can purchase a MacBook Air with similar specifications, that's £50 cheaper than the Pixel.
The Note 5 has very similar specifications to the S6 Edge+, but lacks the curved screen edges, resembling the standard Galaxy S6 in look and shape.
It is part of our daily lives, and has been designed to similar specifications for more than a century — the glass Heinz Tomato Ketchup bottle.
The tablet resembles 2014's iPad Air 2 in size and weight, but features a Smart Connector port and similar specifications to Apple's larger, original 12.9in iPad Pro.
This excitement soon faded, however, when it emerged that a device with very similar specifications can be purchased online from China for less than half the price.
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Some companies will only order a cycle of similar specification.
The T2 has a similar specification in a smaller and lighter frame.
However, Samsung has now launched a Series 7 Slate with a similar specification and an 11.6in 1366 x 768-pixel screen.
This has a 13.3in non-touch screen, but otherwise it has a similar specification to the VivoBook S200E with an Intel Core i3-3217U.
In a typical BMW review, this is where I'd note the familiar downside of a price that's typically thousands more than cars of similar specification.
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