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Clearly the solution is to stick a Faraday Cage in between the audience and the stage. Seriously though, I know very little of these matters, but it does seem
by jokermatt999 16y ago
Clearly the solution is to stick a Faraday Cage in between the audience and the stage.
Seriously though, I know very little of these matters, but it does seem like there should be some sort of solution developed for them with the frequency that these issues keep cropping up in major tech demos. It seems embarrassing that companies that are supposed to be innovative and great with technology are being stymied by the lack of WiFi.
- bbatsell 16y agoI am rather surprised that they (seemingly) didn't use a 5GHz 802.11n network. N suffers from some reliability issues as well, but the channels are much more spread out and much less utilized (the MiFi doesn't support it, last I checked), so it theoretically wouldn't have degraded nearly as much if they had used a high-mW antenna to try to cut the distance issues 5GHz suffers from.