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2005-11-17
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#11
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I never had problems connecting to WLAN with the 770. It even finds LANs which my laptop cannot detect.
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2005-11-20
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Originally Posted by henry
I've exactly the same problem, with a D-LINK ROUTER.My wifi router (Sitecom WL-114) is located in the living room on ground floor. I can connect from the second floor with the 770 without any problem.
Also N9500 work perfectly in the same place and same moment, when instead N770 doesn't work at all.
How to say !....
This is really a shame, as use of tablet it's totally OUT in some areas of the house.
Rgds
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2005-11-20
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Originally Posted by Strawberry
Which one ?
I've exactly the same problem, with a D-LINK ROUTER.
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2005-11-21
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Poor connection trough wifi. It's totally hard to listen/transmit on wifi, where a N9500 work, this tablet NOT WORK, or often has a small capacity to maintain a link on wifi.
Bye
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2005-11-21
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@ Montclair, NJ (NYC suburbs)
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I too have had zero problems with connecting and staying connected all over our three-story house (well, I haven't tried in the basement yet), with a Linksys WAP on the second-floor at one end of the house.
BTW, I bought this WAP for $27, so it's not like it's the top of the line.
And I too have noticed that the 770 picks up far more WiFinetworks than my IBM Thinkpad.
BTW, I bought this WAP for $27, so it's not like it's the top of the line.
And I too have noticed that the 770 picks up far more WiFinetworks than my IBM Thinkpad.
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2005-11-21
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Originally Posted by RogerS
And the same with my iBook. The 770 finds a Netgear and Airport close by which the iBook hasn't spotted.
I too have had zero problems with connecting and staying connected all over our three-story house (well, I haven't tried in the basement yet), with a Linksys WAP on the second-floor at one end of the house.
BTW, I bought this WAP for $27, so it's not like it's the top of the line.
And I too have noticed that the 770 picks up far more WiFinetworks than my IBM Thinkpad.
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2005-11-21
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@ Helsinki, Finland
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Originally Posted by Strawberry
You mentioned some d-link access point. Can you give its model number? Poor connection trough wifi. It's totally hard to listen/transmit on wifi, where a N9500 work, this tablet NOT WORK, or often has a small capacity to maintain a link on wifi.
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Co-Author of FBReader -- open source book reader that supports many formats on many platforms
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2005-11-22
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No problems at home, occasionally have problems getting a connection at work but nothing that a few more tries doesn't fix.
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2005-11-22
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To get connected is sometimes a bit quirky, at least with my router (Buffalo). I first assumed it has something to do with range to AP, but now I believe it has nothing to do with it, it does the same whether the range. Sometimes it needs several retries to get connected. After initial struggle, it usually keeps connection well. I have had best odds (0-2 retry needs), if I enable wlan first using connection manager before opening browser. If I open browser first (wlan off), it needs half of dozen retries, before I have stable connection. This is pure empiric testing, don't have any ideas why.
Maybe this is the reason for Mobile Gazette's assumption: You first try it in 10 meters range:not working, second try 5 meters: not working, third 1 meter: working. Assumption:Range problem.
Maybe this is the reason for Mobile Gazette's assumption: You first try it in 10 meters range:not working, second try 5 meters: not working, third 1 meter: working. Assumption:Range problem.
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2005-12-07
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@ Oakland, Ca
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Just got my 770 Saturday. Connects flawlessly to my network (D-Link). Works great except.....when going to other parts of town, my device sees other open/unlocked wi-fi networks, connects to these networks (per the connection manager), however, when trying to surf the web, states "network problem". I am unable to surf the web. This has happened to atleast 30-40 wi-fi networks. Any suggestions ?
Cheers,
Greg
Cheers,
Greg
