Mnyb;547456 Wrote: > > > I remember the old SB3 days where wifi was sold as an option that you > could use if it suited you and you had a network that was up to it. > > Now the marketing is bolder, claims wifi as a main selling point, but > the realities of wifi is worse than ever ,my count of neighboring > network is on the rise all the time.. >14 and raising. > I think logitech is jacking up the expectations on what can be > accomplished by wifi. > > Imho wire what can be wired I mean *one* tiny wire more behind that HT > setup who cares.
Take away "wireless issues" and "itunes issues" and most of this forum goes away. :) I live in a small town of 325 people (100 or so houses) I pick up no less that 9 wireless connections at my house. Several I use for free when my cable internet is down. :) 2 of the wireless connections are from the wireless internet company my son works for. Lots of opportunity for interference, signal degradation, etc. When we bought this house we decided to take the time to run wire. The house is 100 plus years old. It was a PITA to run the wire in plaster/lath walls and under a crawlspace. BUT.....we never have problems with our music system. It works 99.9% of the time. Wireless is an option to be sure but it is hardly the most optimum option. The only thing we use wireless for is laptops and even then we have three access points in the house to keep the signal strong. Wireless is great but you are right about the hype... -- brucegrr ------------------------------------------------------------------------ brucegrr's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3964 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=78787 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
