m92 net performance

[janek]

Am I the only one who is not satisfied with m92's transfer rates? On my home network (g class) file transfer from desktop PC to Boox by FTP rarely exceeds 500 kB/s (on large files). Is this related to how Boox handles web connections or how slow its filesystem is, or am I missing something? (Except for connections from/to Boox, my wifi is indeed quick, so the issue is not network related)

[por]

Originally Posted by janek

Am I the only one who is not satisfied with m92's transfer rates? On my home network (g class) file transfer from desktop PC to Boox by FTP rarely exceeds 500 kB/s (on large files). Is this related to how Boox handles web connections or how slow its filesystem is, or am I missing something? (Except for connections from/to Boox, my wifi is indeed quick, so the issue is not network related)

When transferring my HD videos over WiFi onto the M92 i often achieve speeds of about 3 mb/s. Streaming works well too, i'm watching my favorite tv series on its beatiful screen...

It's a pity there're only 4 Gigs of internal mem, otherwise i could use it as a backup drive over Wifi.

[janek]

Originally Posted by por

When transferring my HD videos over WiFi onto the M92 i often achieve speeds of about 3 mb/s. Streaming works well too, i'm watching my favorite tv series on its beatiful screen...

It's a pity there're only 4 Gigs of internal mem, otherwise i could use it as a backup drive over Wifi.

Take your trolling elsewhere... Particularly that you've only managed to prove your own idiocy.

I use scanned documents of up to 100 MBytes

[por]

Originally Posted by janek

Take your trolling elsewhere... Particularly that you've only managed to prove your own idiocy.

I use scanned documents of up to 100 MBytes

Try using an optimization algorithm for scanned PDFs (Adobe acrobat Professional has one). Scanned PDFs of great size don't perform too well on the M92 anyway.