So first off I know pretty much everything is gonna speculative as we donāt actually have the thing and those that do canāt speak on it (tho I doubt that applies to anyone here)
By anyways my biggest concern is connectivity with that dongle, the only USB 3.0 I have on my computer is on the back. I remember reading this thing has poor obstacle penetration but Iām assuming thatās talking about walls and furniture, not a pc, but will that be a problem?
I do have some usb ports on the top, tho the quest link (canāt wait to ditch it) says theyāre not usb 3.0 while the case does say they are (also one doesnāt work so I need to call customer support for that). So if the back usb port causes issue can the frame be used on a usb 2.0?
Now this one Iām already expecting the answer to be āwe donāt really know until itās outā but I have some glasses and was wondering if theyāll fit? They donāt sit super far off my face like Iāve seen some people wear readers but for everyday glasses theyāre not pushed up against my face.
For my quest itās has that default adjustable face thingy (idk what it call it), the thing thatās actually making contact with your face. If 2 is the closest/smallest you can make it and 4 is the roomiest it can be, I prefer it a 3 but is usable at a 2 if that info helps.
In terms of performance for flat screen games (again I know we have no idea for now) howās it compare to the deck? in summer my family does a lot of travel and if the frame has more power than the deck I was thinking about using it together, for example use the deck on the flight or car ride and the frame at familyās or a hotel. This isnāt really a make or break factor for me just curious
Not frame specific but after I place the order (assuming Iām able to get my grubby goblin mitts on one) can I change the shipping address after ordering. My idea here is Iām worried itās gonna be released while Iām on vacation, meaning released when I wonāt be home and canāt take the package. So my idea would be if that happens ship is to order it, then change it to a friends house and they hold on to it until Iām back. Would that work? For both my deck and controller I didnāt need to change the address and I donāt wanna find out the hardway I canāt do that.
There are different frequency ranges for wifi. Standard wifi uses 2.4GHz, which does a pretty good job going through walls and obstacles. For higher throughput applications, a lot of people choose to use 5GHz, but it tends to get blocked easier, and the signal can drop as a result. The Frame dongle uses a dedicated 6GHz connection to avoid interference from other wifi devices. The higher frequency range means it will be even more prone to blockage. But as long as youāre in the same room with the PC, it should be okay. Maybe an extension cable is warranted to get a clearer signal, though.
Yes but 6GHz is still used to support entire buildings. Itās gonna be fine on the back side of a PC.
If youāre using 6GHz for an entire building youād have to use multiple access points that use a lower frequency backhaul (like most mesh routers). 6GHz has a very difficult time with walls. If you arenāt in the same room with the access point the signal strength drops drastically.
No.