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D-Link is expanding its existing line of EXO Internet routers. The company recently announced the release of its new AC1900 Wi-Fi Router and the AC1750 Wi-Fi Router. The EXO series delivers exceptional Wi-Fi performance with high-power amplifiers designed to maximize range as well as gigabit Ethernet ports for wired connectivity. The AC1900 router also includes SmartConnect technology to automatically assign clients
If This Then That (IfTTT) can be used to accomplish all sorts of cool things and, while not limited to any particular area, it has been seeing some growth in the area of home automation as several products have enabled its usage and D-Link is doing the same. The company is announcing that its line of mydlink is getting IfTTT
Humans have done much over the centuries to try and control the flow of water around us. And in many parts of the developed world, we've created intricate water distribution systems that have helped to create a baseline quality of life unparalleled by anything in history. And while most modern indoor plumbing is generally reliable, sometimes it breaks down, potentially causing
With wifi routers and access points, there's a subtle game of one-upmanship based on the number of aerials sprouting from the device. If unit has only one aerial or it's embedded in the unit, it probably comes free from the broadband or cable provider; two aerials is soooo 11g, three aerials and the router's got some chops; six aerials....now you're
Home automation, or the "internet of things" is one of the fastest growing fields in technology. It seems everyone is getting into the market, from electronics makers to retail stores -- you can even buy certain product lines at Staples and Lowes now. The latest to jump into the market is D-Link, most famous for its routers and switches. Not
Home automation and the internet of things have become the catch phrases lately, and there is an ever growing universe of items for the home that can be connected. The market has become flooded, but there is always room for more competition, as it is good for consumers. Now D-Link, famous for its routers, is getting into the market. The
At CES' Digital Experience, Ken from D-Link tells Todd about their new network video recorder (NVR) and low-light webcam. The NVR can record up to 9 IP cameras at once, storing the images on the SATA drive. The feeds can be viewed either via an attached HDMI monitor or else viewed remotely via D-Link's mydlink solution which securely connects from the