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  1. 07-07-2010, 01:45 PM #1
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    Net TV is rather slow; what can I do about it?

    I noticed that loading the Net TV home page and Services navigation is very slow. I user a wireless connection on my 32PFL9705 model. Should I connect wired?
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    Hi JuAn.

    NetTV will not be as fast as internet on a normal PC. On the FAQ page Philips announces to be still developing and optimizing NetTV. Let's see what that brings.

    Samson.
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    I also have the feeling that it differs when using a wireless or a wired connection. Better to use wired, and probably even the N standard. Does someone know which standard the TV can handle??? Does it make sense to invest in a N router?
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