Sunrise Demo Party

[BuZz]

Just to mention, I will be at Sunrise demo party next weekend in Luton, and will most likely take a Joggler along to play about with during the weekend.

http://www.sunrisedemoparty.co.uk/

Anyone else interested in coming along?

[gegs]

I would have been interested if it wasn't so far from home. My wife would kill me!

Have a glorious geekfest!

[BuZz]

Some pics - event still filling up

[bernarmn]

Hey Buzz, interested in playing with an Openframe 7 device?

[BuZz]

Sorry - forgot to reply to your post.

I'm pretty busy at the moment so I couldn't promise to find time - how similar is the device to the joggler btw ?

[bernarmn]

It is very similar except it has a speaker and a different wireless card that supports N. I just don't have the time to try and build an image with the correct drivers

[gegs]

I thought the Joggler already supported N - the Wikipedia page (yes, I know it's not always a reliable source) says it has:
Internal Ralink RT2770 USB adapter (802.11b/g/n)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O2_Joggler

[mozster]

mine connects via 'n' at 150mbs

[roobarb!]

I thought the Joggler already supported N - the Wikipedia page (yes, I know it's not always a reliable source) says it has:
Internal Ralink RT2770 USB adapter (802.11b/g/n)

Oi, I wrote that page!

[BuZz]

nice page it is too

[gegs]

I thought the Joggler already supported N - the Wikipedia page (yes, I know it's not always a reliable source) says it has:
Internal Ralink RT2770 USB adapter (802.11b/g/n)

Oi, I wrote that page!

Wikipedia's not always reliable, but in this case it's unimpeachable.

[roobarb!]

I thought the Joggler already supported N - the Wikipedia page (yes, I know it's not always a reliable source) says it has:
Internal Ralink RT2770 USB adapter (802.11b/g/n)

Oi, I wrote that page!

Wikipedia's not always reliable, but in this case it's unimpeachable.

Hehe.