Got mine on Saturday.
I second DiSNEYNs' opinion.
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Sike
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Mine seems quite snappy using WiFi. Probably a bit slower screen
changes than my SB3, but not by much and it doesn't seem sluggish to
me.
Might just be the way the new players operate, dunno.
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toby10
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Speed seems fine to me on wifi. I think the color screen is much better
in many ways than the Boom display. If there's a lag or it's slower, it
not noticeable to me.
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bobpenn
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DiSNEYN;474223 Wrote:
Only me that thinks that the new color Interface/Menu is very very
sluggish compared to the old monocrome/VFD menus?
I Hope that this only is a minor setback in early firmware and that you
will be able to fine-tune this to get a fluid feeling in the new color
The LUA SqueezePlay UI work right now is focusing (obviously) on fixing
major bugs... but trust me that performance is always something we're
paying attention to. As Phillip mentioned, a recent update before the
release (r7790) removed some debug code that lead to a huge improvement
in the UI
Matt Wise;474689 Wrote:
The LUA SqueezePlay UI work right now is focusing (obviously) on fixing
major bugs... but trust me that performance is always something we're
paying attention to. As Phillip mentioned, a recent update before the
release (r7790) removed some debug code that lead to a
