Toshiba Mini 205-x vs Asus Eee 1005 HA - wireless speed connection. Is there any significant difference with internet speed connection ?
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it depends on the network. N networks are so far the fastest, but in all reality, i HIGHLY doubt anybody can tell which is faster considering we are limited on our bandwidth anyways. im in the netbook market now as well and after my research i would go with the toshiba nb205 due to the keyboard. BUT i am now leaning towards the 11.6 to 12.1 inchers. not only bigger keyboards but also bigger screens and STILL extremely portable with long battery life.
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Slightly but I would still stay away from this particular model and go with the newer version. When it was not in use and I turn on wifi it is quite slow connecting and I still can't use two wifi items without on being really slow. hope this got back to you in time
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You can connect to the 2540 with your wireless device. Other than that, I don't know of a difference. Here's a PDF Brochure that shows them both: www.bmstech.com.au/brochures/hp/deskjet1510.pdf
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I am wondering this as well. Seems to be a make or break aspect of what otherwise seems a great laptop. I have been scouring the web to see if users have found a fix to the reported poor wifi signal. Any word from Asus would be appreciated.
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We have a 100 Mbps connection, so I can't say. Direct USB 3.0 to my Surface is about 30% faster than through a USB 2.0 connection through the hub. Also, without the external power connection, Asus won't support some hard drives. I have to hook those directly to the USB 3.0. All is all, though, I am quite happy with it, not having to use two external connections.
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I just bought this for a gift took back home, no idea sorry. Consult with an IT guy/gal to show u the difference.
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Joanne I am sorry I cannot compare. I can say the one I have is not good but i have yet to determine if it is the router or my Internet speed. Sorry I can't be better assistance.
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HelloWith the new Windows 8.1 the connectivity issue is better, with very much less drops. The signal strenght however is average ( is better in another vaio models)
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According to Acer's website the laptop has the following: -- 10/100 Fast Ethernet, 802.11b/g/n Wireless LAN; Connect to a broadband modem with wired Ethernet or wirelessly connect to a Wi-Fi signal or hotspot with the 802.11b/g/n connection built into your PC -- 15.6" HD CineCrystal LED-backlit display; Intel HD Graphics with 128MB of dedicated system memory supporting Microsoft DirectX 10
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I looked up that laptop on the gateway site. I know the Intel is a "mini" pci. Meaning it is only about half as wide as a normal laptop pci card. According to the specs on your laptop, it is currently using a Broadcom wireless card. I can not find a reference to if it is a mini or not.If the Broadcom is a mini and you do get this card you will need to go to the Intel website to get the drivers for XP for it.
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IMHO, yes. 95W vs 75. MultiEQ XT vs MultiEQ. I personally have no use for bluetooth and I'd rather have wired ethernet than wifi. If you can score a good deal on the x2000, go for it!
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I have not used the AC 1600 so I cannot make a valid comparison. My experience with this router is that I am getting download speeds for the 5 Mhz wifi network that approximate the speeds that I experience when connected to an Ethernet cable (95Mbps on a cable TV internet service) -- even when myPC is located at a maximum distance from the wifi router inside my 2 story, 2500 sq ft home.
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If you believe HP Tech Support (and I'm not sure I do) they say this is just the way their machines are constructed. They claim they can install a wireless card that actually works (for $200 more). All I can tell you for sure is that when I have a laptop sitting right next to this computer and it has a very good wireless connection. The HP 20-d030 does not. Using Comcast's speed test, I get around 8-10 Megs down on the laptop and less than 1 meg on the HP. Essentially that's dial-up speed. Not adequate to do anything.
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The main difference as I understand it is the internal processor. The ME665LL/A (mine) was early 2013 and has a 2.7 GHz Quad Core Intel i7 (Ivy Bridge) processor with turbo boost up to 3.7 GHz. The newest has a Haswell quad core 2.3 GHz processor (seems slower - but the benchmark speeds seem faster for certain applications). Bottom line - there is very little difference.
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I have a dual-band Asus router and it works just fine. You can get on 5 Ghz, but I think the cap is something like 150Mbps. It's a great device, but this thing might be overkill if you aren't using a router with AC. I bought this thing specifically because I got a new router with AC protocol, and I had no devices that could hop on that wireless protocol. Well worth it if you plan on using AC devices.
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I don't know the technical aspects of the differences since I haven't tried both types with my computer. Sorry.
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Just my $0.02 worth. I've been using the DIR 655 for a looong time now. The technology isn't the newest, but it is really solid and stable. I have a 100mbps internet connection (super fast). My wireless download speed is 20.74mbps. My wired is around 93mbps. Usually if your staying within your own network, you can achieve speeds up to 100mbps to 1gbps depending on your networking gear.I would recommend this device, but keep in mind that it's not dual-band and it doesn't support the latest in wireless networking technology.