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Posted at 5:43 AM on Friday 11/28/08 by
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CircuitCity.com has the D-Link Wireless N Router DIR-615 on sale for $40 with free shipping. Get a free D-Link adapter after mail-in rebate. It supports a draft 802.11n standard, which may become obsolete if it isn't compatible with the eventual approved standard. A flash upgrade might alleviate that problem.
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    bugger - Posted 5:49 am PST 11/28/08 (147 Posts)  Report Spam

    March 2008 review of the D-Link Wireless N Router DIR-615:
    http://www.laptopmag.com/review/wifi/d-link-dir-615-wireless-n-router.aspx

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    dtsmatt - Posted 6:28 am PST 11/28/08 (401 Posts)  Report Spam

    That's about as detailed review as not. Doesn't tell you squat.

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    toubis - Posted 7:26 am PST 11/28/08 (84 Posts)  Report Spam

    Mine kept dropping connections, i updated the firmware and its working good.

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    JCGuy - Posted 8:00 am PST 11/28/08 (26 Posts)  Report Spam

    I'm falling out of favor with D-link, and draft n is junk. Pretty much none of the draft G equipment was able to be firmware upgraded.

    If you want a good router, get a WRT54GL and put Tomato on it.

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    madman417 - Posted 10:44 am PST 11/28/08 (69 Posts)  Report Spam

    I've always hated D-Link and the one I have now is just more proof! WBR-2310

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    commandercool - Posted 1:01 pm PST 11/28/08 (42 Posts)  Report Spam

    D-Link sucks. So does Netgear. I only get Linksys now...even though they have their fair share of problems.

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    davidvoorhies - Posted 11:46 am PST 11/29/08 (105 Posts)  Report Spam

    Is N really worth getting? Standard home broadband Internet connections aren't even as fast as N would give you so it is pointless to have that fast unless you are trying to transfer files internally.

    I guess the distance boost is nice but my home isn't that big, I wish it were though.

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