Proper LINQ where clauses

I write a fair amount of LINQ in my day to day life, but mostly simple statements. I have noticed that when using where clauses, there are many ways to write them and each have the same results as far as I can tell. For example:

from x in Collection
  where x.Age == 10
  where x.Name == "Fido"
  where x.Fat == true
  select x;

appears to be equivalent to this at least as far as the results are concerned:

from x in Collection
  where x.Age == 10 &&
        x.Name == "Fido" &&
        x.Fat == true
  select x;

So is there really a difference other than syntax? If so, what is the preferred style and why?