Very nice wallpapers you've posted…I haven't been able to take advantage of them yet but plan to as soon as the Pro comes in. Thanks.wow, 56 views and not one person posted their speeds? man this place is starting to suck, hardly anyone posts and definitely no participation, wow just forget anyone showing gratitude for posting wallpapers here by saying thanks. I know the net is very thankless place but this place is ridiculous! I'm really wondering why I come here...oh I know, maybe to show some support for a wonderful product like the Surface? anyways whatever....
that is false! when I test my laptop to my phone to my Surface I get different stats or results, also each wifi has different power consumptions and speeds which affect what results you get... so with that said that is why I asked to post everyones speeds to see what the results are, of course there will be different results due to each persons speed plan they pay for.. as for all the other technical babble you spewed out about handshakes and key exchanges ect ect does not reflect the facts, which is I get different speeds for different devices!beman - We (collectively) do appreciate you wallpaper thread and your attempt here, but internet speed from the Speedtest.net by Ookla - The Global Broadband Speed Test is the same for all of my machines, be it my Surface RT, my Quad Xeon Workstation, my Samsung Ultrabook or my Atom HTPC because it testing the modem to its servers not the device's WiFi....
Each of machines loads the site a different speeds but once loaded each gets the same results which are exactly within the range I pay for from Comcast. Much of the WiFi issues that the Surface line deals with is because of the Marvell Chipset and many Routers and APs struggle with how to do the handshake and/or the Key Exchange, other issues especially for Windows 8.0 is the chip supports Miracast but that isn't compatible with Windows 8 but becomes available in 8.1, so the Marvell reports that functionality to Windows 8 and it doesn't know how to manage it (i.e. trying to turn it off for Power Management).