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D-Link DIR-655


$100.00 Released December, 2006

Product Shot 1 The Pros:4 Gigabit connections - the latest, fastest standard. Upgradable firmware with regular releases for bug fixes and added features. Fast throughput.

The Cons:Not a dual-band device. Getting older. Requires several tweaks to achieve 1080p HD video streaming.

The D-Link DIR-655 is a wireless broadband router, allowing users to share a broadband internet connection across their home or small business network. The DIR-655 features Wireless-N technology, but is still compatible with Wireless-G and –B technologies.

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It also allows four wired gigabit connections, as well as a single USB connection, used in Windows Connect Now Technology. The DIR-655 boasts dual built-in firewall protection, as well as Intelligent QoS, which help maximize bandwidth usage. The D-Link DIR-655 uses WPA and WPA2 security encryption, and allows VPN pass-through as an option. Released December 2006, the D-Link DIR-655 retails at $100.

Features

  • Wireless-N Technology
  • Supports up to four wired gigabit connections
  • Intelligent QoS
  • WPA / WPA2 wireless encryption
  • Allows VPN Pass Through

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Pros
  • 4

    4 Gigabit connections - the latest, fastest standard

  • 2

    upgradable firmware with regular releases for bug fixes and added features

  • 2

    fast throughput

  • 2

    well organized web interface

  • 1

    stable

  • 1

    can be oriented horizontally or vertically, mounted on the wall

  • 1

    features a USB port which can be used to host a USB-only printer, or a USB-based external hard disk for NAS functionality

  • 1

    Guest-zone functionality - allows outside users the ability to connect to the Internet without having access to other LAN resources

Cons
  • 2

    not a dual-band device

  • 2

    getting older

  • 2

    requires several tweaks to achieve 1080p HD video streaming

  • 1

    only one computer can connect to the USB port device at once

  • 1

    firmware has a history of issues

  • 1

    USB port requires Windows software for access

  • 1

    poor DNS caching performance

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