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[Wickett]

Radio frequency would be too easily interupted.
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[wiiguy42]

if that was right then i cant listen to radio on my radio cause the buildings and birds and cars and other people would interupt it. radio would work for nunchuck not only cause fo that but cause its really close and there is nothing in between it except maybe the cable
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[Wickett]

Then tell me why when sometimes I listen to my radio a car goes by and for a second all I here is static. Certain areas respond differently to outside frequencys.

What I keep thinking is that if Nintendo was making this thing, they would use Bluetooth. I feel strongly about that. Who knows what Nyko will do.
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[wiiguy42]

[Wickett]

I'm listening to my stereo at home not in a car.

Why do you think Nyko would choose radio frequency anyway? I'm not trying to argue, I just would like to know.
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[luis_villase]

Well, it's a proven technology. It's cheaper too.

If I recall correctly, even some official accessories used low radio frequencies, like the wavebird controller, for instance.

On the other hand, Bluetooth is actually a communication standard based on very low radio frequencies, so you're arguing on the same side.

Low radio frequencies are less susceptible to static and interference (can't reach too far though, but that's not a real problem in this case, 6 or 7 feet is more than enough).
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[Wickett]

Very interesting. Thanks for clearing that up.

I've always guessed Bluetooth because it's already been installed in the Wiimote.
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