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Suggest against SX1276 devices (#1613)
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* fix(hardware-devices): clarify that at this point, SX1276 devices are not recommended. This is a minor tweak in wording to emphasize that SX1276 isn't OK, it's bad, by new standards in performance.

* Update docs/hardware/devices/index.mdx

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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Please do your research and choose the board that meets your needs (or maybe alr
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- The Semtech SX1262 transceiver is newer than the SX1276 and provides increased receive and transmit performance. - Devices using the previous-generation Semtech SX1276 are no longer recommended due to their inferior performance.
- nRF52-based devices use a fraction of the power compared to ESP32-based devices and are therefore generally preferred for solar and handset applications. - nRF52-based devices use a fraction of the power compared to ESP32-based devices and are therefore generally preferred for solar and handset applications.
- ESP32-based devices require more power to operate but are typically lower-cost alternatives that do perform well when using house power, or for handsets that only require a day or two of runtime, and for applications that require WiFi connectivity. - ESP32-based devices require more power to operate but are typically lower-cost alternatives that do perform well when using house power, or for handsets that only require a day or two of runtime, and for applications that require WiFi connectivity.