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Slideshow: D-Link DGL-4500 Xtreme N Gaming Router

Tim Higgins

November 09, 2007

While we wait for the long-delayed DIR-855, D-Link announces and ships the dual-band, single radio DGL-4500. Read the Review.

Closeup of the switch and processor show a Realtek RTL8366 5 port gigabit switch and Ubicom IP5160 respectively. Like most other routers with gigabit switches, the Realtek switch supports up to 9K jumbo frames. But D-Link's specs make no mention of supporting jumbos.

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Installed one of these this week...

November 09, 2007

Looks Pretty

November 10, 2007

I own a 4300...

November 10, 2007

OLED Screen has SHORT Lifespan

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