dhwilkin
Headphone audiophiles are practically the stuff of legend.
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Oh, I do agree it's probably Logitech's fault. What I meant was that you would think Apple would've done testing w/ the Airport and other common wireless devices (like a mouse) for incompatibility issues. And you'd think if they'd done that, there would at least be a notice on their website. But it looks like neither was done, which seems a little slipshod on their part.
chych said... Actually I would bet Logitech is the one who should do something about it... Apple airport follows the 802.11 standard (or whatever that number is) and if a mouse is screwing the connection up, it is the mouse's fault. Then again, airport is able to screw up electronics on airplanes ![]() |
Oh, I do agree it's probably Logitech's fault. What I meant was that you would think Apple would've done testing w/ the Airport and other common wireless devices (like a mouse) for incompatibility issues. And you'd think if they'd done that, there would at least be a notice on their website. But it looks like neither was done, which seems a little slipshod on their part.