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Connecting tablet to BT wifi hotspot

Started by timo4art , Jul 11 2015 11:52 AM

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timo4art

Posted 11 July 2015 - 11:52 AM

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I have a Chromebook in my shop which can connect to a local BT Hotspot all day with no problems. I borrowed a 7" tablet and could only connect intermittently throughout the day with the tablet loosing connection quite frequently and only picking it up in certain areas of the room. I want to get a larger tablet, say a 10" Samsung Galaxy pro, and use that in the shop. Does anyone know if this should obtain a more consistent connection with the Hotspot? Is there a way of telling if a device is more likely to connect to a Hotspot by checking the specifications of the device? What component receives the signal?