Usually I'm very patient & open for discussion, but on this issue, we are way beyond that point !!!
I am fed up of wasting my time with "bla bla bla" hearsay posts, NOW that late in the process!
At the beginning input like this was valuable to get a broad impression. But meanwhile all options ARE already on the table.
This is a professional thread. I only want substantiated posts here.
Preferable solutions. Further reports only if substantiated! No bla bla noise.
Thanks for your understanding.
@Askarus: To prove my point: Here is how I falsify EVERY of your claims:
As I said for downloading big files it's much slower than ethernet.
For normal use like browsing the boards, checking mails and do some quick search on the internet it's great.
NO NO NO!!! The issue already manifests itself for very small connections. In fact: For the troubled models (2 Classics, 1 Rebirth, all affected in my case) particularly the small connections were the troubled ones!!! Because, once the connection has overcome a certain critical point (see report), and this is the case only with LONG and SPEEDY connections (i.e.: big downloads, continuous streams), it then can sustain the speed. The powersaving cannot suicide the connection once it has reached that critical point (data amount + speed). But before that (and this is exactly the case with rather data extensive protocols such as ordinary web browsing, email, multi player gaming) the powersaving CUTS OFF the connection, before it even has a chance of using it! Ok, got it! The exception you experience is very likely, because you use the Pandora with one of very FEW WiFi routers, with which it works luckily flawlessly, but with the majority of routers, the powersaving works rather badly, as reports from multiple people indicated.
Also big and bad programmed websites take pretty long to load (Search for images on Google for example and you'll know what 'I mean).
Also don't forget the processor. Pandora is no dual core 1.5 GHz A9 processor.
Most of the big websites and slow downs are also limited by the processor. Pandora can't show those sites with flash advertisements and ad-ons in one second because it needs too much CPU power.
Don't blame wifi here.
I never criticized into this direction! The processing of the content, is an entirely different issue, absolutely unrelated to the aforementioned WiFi connection problems!
