rohezal
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Yes^By silver stuff you mean the tape on the antenna right? Because "on the wifi" is vague are you talking about the wifi/bluetooth chip or the antenna etc..
Yes^By silver stuff you mean the tape on the antenna right? Because "on the wifi" is vague are you talking about the wifi/bluetooth chip or the antenna etc..
Get a USB wifi dongle. It costs 10 dollars or less.The wifi is just awful.
That's true, and some of the newer ones are small enough that you don't even have to worry about damaging your USB port or having it stick out too far.Get a USB wifi dongle. It costs 10 dollars or less.The wifi is just awful.
Troll?$650 for something that cant even get wifi right?
Well yes and no. There's an unfortunate number of people that have wifi issues, but there are even more people that don't have any problems.If your benchmark is simply that there are problems at all then I would point out that neither Sony nor Nintendo are immune to this: all companies with devices of any complexity will have issues, expecting there to be no problems at all is ludicrous. Googling for "NDS wifi problems" yields a lot of results; I can personally attest to this as my NDS would not work on the router I had when I first got it some 8 years ago. At least OPT acknowledges that there are problems, unlike Apple which insisted their customers were holding the device wrong.$650 for something that cant even get wifi right?
Well how about you and four other people from a random forum design and manufacture a handheld computer and see if you can get everything proper out of the gate, because that's essentially what the Open Pandora project is..$650 for something that cant even get wifi right?
I haven't had any trouble with mine, except for a software connection issue. And that's been fixed for a long time. I think some people had issues with the antenna early on.$650 for something that cant even get wifi right?