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Restore wireless connection strength when using Bluetooth
Ok, but Ser. Cooter specifically said it indicated bandwidth usage, not bandwidth availability. For that matter, signal strength and bandwidth availability have always meant pretty much the same thing on the user level - if your signal strength goes down, your ability to effectively use the bandwidth available at your connection rate will drop proportionately. And any drop in that bandwidth availablility is almost certainly going to be due to loss of signal. So the distinction is a subtle one at best if the indicator has indeed changed. I'd just be curious as to the source of the info about this change.
Restore wireless connection strength when using Bluetooth
i'm not a wireless expert, but it's likely that you may be able to transmit at maximum speed (bandwidth) for the protocol without having maximum signal. In addition, transmission speed may not be linear with signal below that point (I honestly have no clue on that one).
Restore wireless connection strength when using Bluetooth
I'll describe how 802.11b works in regards to bandwidth. I don't know how 802.11g works, but I assume it works similarly. |
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