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[CES 2014] With the explosion of smart devices connecting over WiFi, having travel routers have gone from being a superfluous element to being money-saving objects. Since many hotels charge “per device”, I have seen quite a few people get into situations where they got charged separately for the laptop, smartphone and tablet in the same room. The D-Link WiFi AC750 has been created exactly to avoid these types of situations by letting you share an internet connection (3G, WiFi or Ethernet) with all your devices. (more…)

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D-Link’s most recent addition to their home networking range of products would arrive in the form of the mydlink Camera Video Recorder, otherwise better known as the DNR-202L if model numbers are your cup of tea. Just what will the mydlink Camera Video Recorder be able to offer to the end user? Well, home owners and small business users are able to use this particular device to set up, record and manage video that are captured from compatible Network Cloud Cameras. Whatever data that you have will be recorded to an off-the-shelf USB hard drive for safe storage. Basically, customers will be able to enjoy a security solution that also supports simultaneous recording as well as real-time playback for up to a quartet of mydlink cameras that have customizable motion detection and triggered recording capabilities.

In addition, the Camera Video Recorder would also be accompanied by a pair of USB ports which pave the way for cost effective and easy storage expansion. You can choose to use it remotely thanks to the mydlink portal or mobile app for free, or take the local route. Viewing your video remotely is a snap, as mydlink technology enables users to play back video and view live video streams via a web browser. Of course, since we are living in a mobile age, you can also do so remotely over an iOS or Android mobile device courtesy of the free mydlink View-NVR app via a Wi-Fi, 3G or 4G connection. Those who are interested will be able to pick up this bad boy for $100 a pop. [Product Page]

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When it comes to networking tools and hardware, you know that you will not be able to go wrong with the name D-Link, as this is a trusted brand name which treads the thin line between quality, performance, and of course, price. Well, we are pleased to say that D-Link has recently announced that they will be shipping their new line of AC Routers – which so happens to comprise of the Wireless AC1750 Router (DIR-868L), Wireless AC1200 Router (DIR-860L), Wireless AC1000 Router (DIR-820L) and Wireless AC750 Router (DIR-810L).

The above mentioned models will offer next-generation Wi-Fi speeds, where D-Link’s latest 802.11ac routers are more than capable of delivering a slew of wireless speeds and price points in order to serve up a reliable and strong Wi-Fi home network that should be ideal for HD video streaming, online gaming, and multiple user activities. After all, users in this day and age are extremely particular about the amount of bandwidth that they have, not to mention the vast amounts of information that they send back and forth between devices – a far cry from the early days of baud 4400 and the likes, no?

Daniel Kelley , vice president of marketing, D-Link Systems, said, “Today’s average home now has more than 15 devices, oftentimes with multiple iPads, iPhones, as well as Android phones and tablets, and consumers are looking for the best in wireless connectivity to help deliver uninterrupted HD video streaming, online gaming and multiple user capabilities. With the introduction of the new 11AC Router line, D-Link provides next-generation wireless speeds to meet the needs of the digital home coupled with advanced remote management and sharing capabilities to better suit mobile lifestyles.”

The Wireless AC1750 Dual Band Gigabit Cloud Router and Wireless AC1200 Dual Band Gigabit Cloud Router will be able to deliver speeds of up to 1750Mbps (N450Mbps+AC1300Mbps) and 1200Mbps (N300 + AC867Mbps), respectively. while the Wireless AC1000 Dual Band Cloud Router can serve up speeds of up to 1000Mbps (N300Mbps + AC650Mbps) and the Wireless AC750 Dual Band Cloud Router offers speeds of up to 750Mbps (N300Mbps + AC433Mbps). Not only that, these new AC routers also do away with Wi-Fi interference, resulting in a faster and more reliable Internet connection.

These AC routers will sport Dual Band technology so that users can perform simple Internet activities on the 2.4GHz band, while reserving the interference free 5GHz band for more demanding activities, all the while playing nice with 802.11a/b/g/n devices for seamless connectivity. The Wireless AC 1750 Dual Band Gigabit Cloud Router (DIR-868L), Wireless AC 1200 Dual Band Gigabit Router (DIR-860L), Wireless AC1000 Dual Band Cloud Router (DIR-820L), and Wireless AC750 Dual Band Cloud Router (DIR-810L) will retail for $169.99, $149.99, $119.99 and $79.99, respectively.

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[CES 2013] D-Link is not going to leave the cloud market untapped with the announcement of the D-Link Cloud Camera range, where it will come in the form of the Cloud Camera 1050 (DCS-931L) and Cloud Camera 1150 (DCS-933L). Needless to say, being a spanking new device range in the market, D-Link has not forgotten to ensure that these devices will remain on the cutting edge of technology, boasting a handful of new capabilities to deliver complete round-the-clock surveillance, where among them will include unique audio detection with image alerts based on sound and an integrated wireless repeater mode for expanded coverage which is capable of eliminating Wi-Fi dead zones, while enabling consumers to easily add more Cloud Cameras without having to fret about current wireless coverage. (more…)

By Ubergizmo. Related articles: Toshiba Cloud TV, VIZIO 80-inch Razor LED Smart TV Leads CES Lineup,

D-Link’s latest storage solution is pitched at small business and households looking to escape into the world of cloud storage. There’s four SATA bays, each of which can carry up to 4TB, with D-Link adding in compatibility with its own cloud cameras (for network video recording) plus connectivity to Android, iOS, BlackBerry and Windows Phone devices. Remote access from your phone or tablet is possible through either the dedicated app or D-Link’s portal website. There’s also a pair of ethernet jacks on the back, for full-speed file transfer and back-up. The Cloud Storage 4000 is priced up at $450 and includes an DLNA server which will hook-up with D-Link’s own BoxeeBox, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 — storage buffs can even setup automatic email and SMS event notifications. Read up on the finer details in the press release below.

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