Are you guys noticing stereo crosstalk on the P2 ? I can't decide what I think of the sound on the P2... actually concidering selling it due to this.
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1/1/08 at 7:01pm
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Alright I got 17 hours at half volume driving Senn Hd-201's with phone connected. I own the 4gb.
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| There are other ways to use bluetooth but none of the useful at this time for YP-P2 except headphones. For example you have tried to transfer files over bluetooths' amazing speed for 30k/sec? You will spend exactly 2.2 minutes transferring a 4mb file. Does YP-P2 have a phone book? Calender with appointments? Task list? It has a calendar without ability to actually set appointments. So BT at this time is either for headphones or for VERY SLOW FILE transfers. Hence it's a useless novelty. |
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I apologize for feeding the iSheep iTroll, but he made an error (one out of many) in one of his other posts (I'll have to look back to find it specifically).
sigsegv0x0B claimed that the Bluetooth file transfer was SLOW at around 20-30 kB/s or something along those lines. I must correct you because Bluetooth 2.0 (which the P2 uses) has a sampling bandwidth of 3 MBit/s with a practical data transfer of 2.1 Mbit/s (or roughly 256 KiB/s). That is all. Edit: I found his posting over on the ABi forums in December, 2007 where he said the following about Bluetooth: Notice the highlighted part of the quote which shows he is slightly behind the times reading up on Bluetooth. |
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"....I will say to appease sigsegv0x0B (I know you can't resist commenting, come on, you know you want to) that the file size isn't known, but whatever. If you can't sit around for 20 seconds, then you definitely have issues."
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YouTube - Samsung YP-P2 Bluetooth file transfer is here!!! Part 2
I will say to appease sigsegv0x0B (I know you can't resist commenting, come on, you know you want to) that the file size isn't known, but whatever. If you can't sit around for 20 seconds, then you definitely have issues. |