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Logi Nu
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Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

In the following comparison sheet from Logitech, I can see that the two mice do not use the same wireless technology.

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/mice/&cl=us,en&page=&view=comparison&compProducts=32...

I can see that one of the two mice uses an advanced 2.4 GHz wireless technology when the other uses plain 2.4 GHz wireless technology.

 

What kind of benefit can one have using 2.4 GHz advanced technology compared to plain 2.4 GHz technology ?

 

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Borsk07
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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

Powerful, reliable connection: Logitech’s advanced 2.4 GHz wireless dramatically reduces interference with 300 times faster data rate.** Virtually no delays or dropouts. Enjoy all the benefits of a cord with the convenience of cordless.

 

that might be the difference ........... LOL 

Logi Nu
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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

Yes ... so, I have a problem.

 

I considered bying a VX nano, but it doesn't have the "advanced 2.4 GHz" ... I don't want to be stuck with a 300 times lower data rate.

 

The V450 supports the advanced 2.4 GHz, but it doesn't have the MicroGear scroll wheel.

 

I think I will wait keep my old mouse until a mouse supporting both "advanced 2.4 GHz" and the MicroGear scroll wheel will be available.

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Borsk07
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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

or you could just get a G series mouse (hopefully one that works .......... which is a rarity if you have been reading some of these forum threads) and go from there
Logi Nu
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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

The G series are wired, I want a wireless.

 

Did you see the two little stars at end of the line you pasted. I picked up the message that comes with the two stars :

"** Compared to conventional 27 MHz wireless technologies."

 

So, what you mention previously is not a comparison between the 2.4 GHz technology and the 2.4 GHz advanced technology, but a comparison with the older 27 MHz technology.

 

So, my first question remains : What is the difference between 2.4 GHz and "advanced" 2.4 GHz ?

 

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Borsk07
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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

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no the G7 and G9 are wireless

 

i still think its just the  fact that the "advanced" transmits more reports per second for a better signal thats it i think 

 

Message Edited by Borsk07 on 11-26-2008 11:48 AM
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EarlZ
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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

G7 is wireless with the Adv wireless while the G9 is corded.

 

The difference has been already said, better signal quality, no singal drops and no input latency.

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Borsk07
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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

thats right my mistake i never really paid any attention to the G9 cus butt ugly but you're absolutely right

 

so the choice is yours then ........ i like the G7 as you might have already read in other threads but some people have had problems but i'm not going to rehash any old comments or arguements

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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

I can see in this comparison sheet that the G7 doesn't have the advanced 2.4 GHz wireless, only the basic 2.4 GHz wireless.

 

http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/mice/&cl=us,en&page=&view=comparison&compProducts=16...

 

Since people are having problems with the G7 (lags ...) it seems that the advance wireless is worth it.

 

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EarlZ
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Re: Advanced 2.4 GHz wireless versus 2.4 GHz wireless

The lagging in G7 is part of the hardware issues it has, if you have a perfectly fine unit there wont be any lag.