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https://www.amazon.com/UGREEN-Blu...0DPWKLMTT/
https://www.yahoo.com/tech/blueto...48375.
Qualcomm wants to give gamers a nearly latency-free experience with its upcoming S3 Gen 2 Sound platform that runs on Bluetooth 5.4. The platform, which was just announced today (June 23), promises sub-20ms latency that's far below the 100ms latency of Bluetooth 5.3.
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Link to thread and survey page for Bluetooth Hardware Compatibility discussion and Survey
https://www.reddit.com/r/PSVR2onP...sus_
https://www.reddit.com/r/PSVR2onP...ty_s
Pretty much TP-Link UB500 all revision (Revision V1/V1.3/V1.6/V2.0/V2.6) are not stable and has very low score with over 40 responses.
While for ASUS USB-BT500, it has over 30 responses and has very good report of being Stable.
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I bought a USB hub for $3 bucks and it will only work with only ONE item being inserted. If I insert two or three it gets jammed and none will work !
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Now, if you transfer videos over Bluetooth, you would see some efficiency gains. But still nothing compared to just plugging in a USB cable directly.
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Pretty much every brand of routers and networking equipment have had vulnerabilities and continue to have vulnerabilities in their products.
Even the article you linked says this:
"But that argument doesn't make sense since many of those routers were malware-infected NetGear and Cisco SOHO devices..."
Pretty much every brand of routers and networking equipment have had vulnerabilities and continue to have vulnerabilities in their products.
Even the article you linked says this:
"But that argument doesn't make sense since many of those routers were malware-infected NetGear and Cisco SOHO devices..."
Sources told the Journal that TP-Link routers, which are manufactured in China, are routinely shipped with security flaws and that the company has resisted engaging with security researchers when those flaws are identified.
In October, Microsoft released its own analysis that found that TP-Link routers made up most of the compromised devices in a Chinese "password spraying" hack, referring to the attack as "nation-state threat actor activity."
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