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Originally Posted by Barnes
Interference in the 2.4 an 5 ghz spectrum's are common because so many devices run on it. Apple is using a standards based protocol that has its warts.
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No argument here. Based on the problem the user is having I believe their unit to be of poor quality and shoddy workmanship.
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Is it ######ed that your cordless phone doesn't work standing next to the microwave when it's on?
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Never noticed, but then I could just move away from the microwave. The computer on the other hand, needs to function in a certain way and it doesn't because of poor quality/build, bad design...etc etc.
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Can you figure out a way to take a swipe at Apple while this is happening?
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If I thought hard enough, but in that context the lengths I would have to go to would make it an extemely lame/dweeb-like thing to do.
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Can you tell us one more time that you can make a computer for $17 that does everything awesome to the max?
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No computer does
everything "awesome to the max". Its all about identifying needs. In my case, I don't need graphics power because all I use a computer for is making music. I don't play games.
In this user's case, he needs to be able to run two monitors and wireless internet simultaneously. I have an old Dell from 1999 that can do this just fine and it cost me 30 minutes of my life giving a Cubase lesson. What is the price of the Mac in question?
