jlauro said:
Exactly, just like bluetooth. Actually not just like bluetooth, as bluetooth hops away and tries again, and wi-fi slows down and tries again when there is loss. The single 22 MHz-wide Wi-Fi channel occupies the same frequency space as 22 of the 79 Bluetooth channels which are 1 MHz wide. When a Bluetooth transmission occurs on a frequency that lies within the frequency space occupied by a simultaneous Wi-Fi transmission, some level of interference can occur, causing problems for both lag in games and unresponsive controllers. As there is measurable slowdown using a wireless connection compared to wired ethernet when the wii remotes are idle, just think how much worse it is when playing a game and moving the the wiiremotes around transmitting all that data over overlapping channels. |
Well I thought bluetooth was microwaves (as in smaller wavelength than radio) but it seems if they both cross paths then WiFi must be at the very small end of the radiowaves.








