Anyone else find that the WiFi reception sux with the 6700 or is it my device?
I've compared it to my Centrino laptop and a Dell WiFi capable PDA (X30) and the range (sensitivity) of the device is very poor making it difficult at times to use WiFi.
I am an IT Manager and I use the 6700 to monitor some of our company hot spots and I find it to be pretty good. Not quite the range of a laptop but pretty dang good for a PDA device.
I can get approximately 75 to 100 feet away from my Cisco 1130AG AP before it drops and that is keeping the performace settings at the default middle range. With a little Linksys WRT54G, I can get about 50 to 75 feet.
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Bryan
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No problems here, I get very good range on my device. Perhaps there's some interference that's causing the diminished reception.
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Eric Hicks, Microsoft MVP, Mobile-Devices
My Devices
Four PPC6600's, One PPC6700, Three PPC6800's,One Treo 700w,One Jas Jar,One Pantec Duo,One T-mobile Dash...Do I have too many devices?
The shortened range is happening all over. Basically, in my house I'm getting about 25' from my B router and out and about it's very difficult for me to see any hotspots. Typically, in busy areas I'll see about 1/3 of what my laptop or Dell PDA see. Again, thanks for the responses. I may bring it in to VZ to be checked out.
Yeah it sounds like something is not right with your device. See if verizon will replace it.
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Eric Hicks, Microsoft MVP, Mobile-Devices
My Devices
Four PPC6600's, One PPC6700, Three PPC6800's,One Treo 700w,One Jas Jar,One Pantec Duo,One T-mobile Dash...Do I have too many devices?