rygD
Nihilistic Mystic
Maybe you could have it sent somewhere on the east coast (closer to Euroland) and you can take it on a road trip to visit interested people on your way back home.
Maybe you could have it sent somewhere on the east coast (closer to Euroland) and you can take it on a road trip to visit interested people on your way back home.
lol, why not fly to Amsterdam, drive to Ed's shop, pick it up and do a pyra tour on your way back to Amsterdam, fly back to east coast US and THEN do rygD's idea.
As I think I mentioned before, just because the max thruput goes up, the average may still go down, and it would thus be using the available bandwidth less effectively. This has been shown to happen in different revisions of Ultra sandisk cards, and while I'd hope these Extreme Plus cards to be less susceptible to these sort of shenanigans, I don't actually know where 'Extreme Plus' stands on the sandisk range - it it meant to be better or worse than extreme pro cards?
yep you are going to have to leave a sections/windows to put a plastic piece in to allow wifi etc... then thinking about it you are still going to have the plastic top for the keyboard??The lower case being made out of aluminium would likely make the GPRS, BT, WiFi, and GPS receptions go to shit
yep you are going to have to leave a sections/windows to put a plastic piece in to allow wifi etc... then thinking about it you are still going to have the plastic top for the keyboard??
That or it might act as a reflector or ground plane and give greater directional range away from the metal. Unlikely, but we're getting all theoretical and iffy here anyway.The idea that metal case parts will block 2.4GHz signals is still just a theory though, to be best of my knowledge. How much they will attenuate the signal remains to be seen, and if someone is willing to spend their own money to try it out, I say more power to them.
They should be made aware of this potential issue and the risk that their investment might prove to be largely unusable though, of course.