Description says 2ms but just to the right under key features, it says 5ms. Which is correct?
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This is an answer I copied from another site. Hope this explanation helps.its 5ms but its 2ms grey to grey. basically that means if the pixel is grey it takes it 2ms to change to a different color and then back to grey. So pretty much its a 5ms monitor that is sometimes 2ms. (this is what i have read somewhere else I could be wrong)
1495477
This is an answer I copied from another site. Hope this explanation helps. its 5ms but its 2ms grey to grey. basically that means if the pixel is grey it takes it 2ms to change to a different color and then back to grey. So pretty much its a 5ms monitor that is sometimes 2ms. (this is what i have read somewhere else I could be wrong)
1495478
The description is incorrect. Asus' website confirms that it is 5ms: http://www.asus.com/us/Monitors_Projectors/VS229HP/#specifications
1495479
Its 5ms, and this monitor looks great for the price. although it does have some ghosting.
1927292
2.4 GHz is what listed in the specifications but I don't recommend using a expander as I find it to be more like a 5dbi in performance.
2076901
It's about 5 mm. I don't have one in front of me right now, so that's just an estimate.
1292507
According to their site as well as the documentation that comes with the product, this specific model ONLY broadcasts at 2.4GHz. The Unifi Pro models, are both 2.4 and 5GHz capable, but that capability comes at an increased price. (still probably less than any other comparable product though....)
69337
The lag is 250 milliseconds. Not noticeable unless you are looking for it. All Bluetooth has this delay.
287390
I've looked at the unit itself. No frequency listing is published anywhere on it. Could be 900 Mhz, could be 2.4 Ghz, no way to know.
2050247
I can't tell on 2.4GHz because I use mainly on 5GHz. However, it has pretty good reception even the signal "leaks" to upstairs where it's served with another AP
927195
Yes it is but ,I don't know at the same place it write 260m and other time write 210m how can I fix it?
873609
The product description is accurate. It's about a 6 second recording. You can only record one message. When you do a new message it overwrites the old one.
976517
Exactly what it says..... You can connect on the 2.4ghz or the 5ghz wireless n band. Wireless n works on either band just like wireless ac. Also it is important to note 2.4 is better at long range 5 is better for small distances and gives faster speeds... But struggles to reach longer distances.
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It depends on how much data you are wanting to save to the internal logger. If you are logging every NMEA sentence it's going to be slower. I can't see 15 seconds though. Look in the new driver if I remember right there is a way to speed it up using interrupts.
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Can't tell. Although I'm using it in the Dominican Republic on Claro (2G, 850mhz)
76290
It is rather confusing. On the link I provided, scroll down to the "Technical Details" part of the page. It reads "Minimum 20MB/ sec sequential read/write speeds." Best of luck!
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I have mine set for 5 am ( the default) and 5 pm. Those are set as 1 & 2, the other three I set for 5pm (1700) also, just like the 2nd setting.
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It is indeed 2.4 GHz. I bought one for my better half in August of 2013. Her only real issue was an initial delay while attempting to connect with our wireless. A little internet research solved the problem. I wish I could remember so I could tell you what the solution was. I *think* it had something to do with having drivers from two different vendors and eliminating one, maybe having to choose between Acer's vs the one from the wireless adapter's manufacturer. Sorry I can't recollect the correct solution. But again, to answer your question, 2.4 GHz is correct.
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Dear friend: Thank you for your writing! It might get about 2.5G for 12hours. It would not capture audio. Thank you! Best regards Sincerely THG Inc
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i am a little confuse because the amazon description say 3g frecuency 850/1900/2100 clearly, is this info incorrect?