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D-Link New N-Router For Gamers
D-Link New N-Router For Gamers
Written by Visionary and filed under News > Networking
Published on October 31, 2007, 10:42 am
Source: D-Link
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D-Link today began shipping the next generation of its successful gaming router, the Draft 802.11n Xtreme N™ Gaming Router (DGL-4500) with GameFuel™ technology and built-in Network Activity Display. D-Link's Xtreme N Duo wireless technology allows users to choose the 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz band), a high-performance CPU and a Network Activity Display for instant review of network settings. The DGL-4500 Xtreme N Gaming Router includes Gigabit WAN and LAN ports for ultimate performance when used as a wired router, which is ideal for LAN parties. The manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) is $239.99. Read More >>
Comment by: tensor on 03-Nov-2007 3:01 pm
| linksys WRT600N looks interesting in black too. except it doesnt contain a OLED screen. But might be the right candidate for open source firmware with its broadcom proc. |
Comment by: LordAlfa on 02-Nov-2007 1:28 am
Blast my G with an AMP to drown N signals?  |
Comment by: ayu1978 on 02-Nov-2007 12:33 am
Darn just bought the DGL-4300 for less than one month!  But guess the only major diff is the Gigabit WAN port which currently no ISP offer and the LED display. Gamerfuel i don't really use and i disabled it. But does it really help your ping,i.e if you are the only user on the network currently using and the only internet application you are running is the online game. |
Comment by: richneo on 01-Nov-2007 11:31 pm
| who is interested in this MO? |
Comment by: tensor on 01-Nov-2007 11:29 pm
| edit: finally a proper n router.. not some 1/2 baked unit |
Comment by: richneo on 31-Oct-2007 4:32 pm
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i like ur explanation for getting N router!  |
Comment by: ukiya88 on 31-Oct-2007 2:44 pm
| i'm guess its upgradable firmware to the official N when it comes out. this should be the router i will be aiming for, when i going to change router. :p it is a need to have such a powerful one... coz everyone in singapore is slowly changing to N.... you wouldn't want your own G to drown in the N signals... lol |
Comment by: gadenp on 31-Oct-2007 10:52 am
| 802.11n still draft standard. And do we really need to have so powerful signals in our space crammed Singapore. The Network Activity Display looks interesting though. To bad I got the current Gaming router. |