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gdgt’s best deals for August 7: Best Buy gift cards with Xbox 360, Wii U purchases

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Boxee Acquired by Samsung, Discontinuing Beta Cloud DVR on July 10

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It is now confirmed that Samsung has acquired streaming start up Boxee on this Wednesday. This acquisition deal is reportedly done in $30M. But a Samsung spokeswoman confirmed only the acquisition...

D-Link DIR-508L SharePort Go II: All Your Connections Are Belong to Us

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Road warriors who need on-the-go networking will be happy to hear about D-Link’s latest SharePort Go. This handy gadget is designed to allow all of your gadgets to remain connected to the Internet no matter where you are.

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Your Wi-Fi compatible gadgets connect to the D-Link DIR-508L SharePort Go II via its personal wireless network. A broadband Internet connection of some sort will need to be connected to the SharePort Go, which will then share this connection to all devices within its range. You can plug in an Ethernet cable, a 3G or 4G USB adapter, or it can even hook up to a Wi-Fi hotspot to share online access with multiple devices.

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While the same can certainly be achieved with a cellular hotspot, the SharePort Go II does provide more flexibility. It also comes with a built-in 4,000 mAh rechargeable battery, which can also be used to juice up some of your gadgets. Hook up a USB flash drive, and you’ll have your own personal shared storage device, using the mydlink SharePort app.

The D-Link DIR-508L SharePort Go II will be available this April for about $120(USD).

[via Ubergizmo]

D-Link launches a raft of routers, cloud cameras at CES

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Unfortunately for D-Link, the unbroken blue skies of Nevada aren't helping the company promote its latest raft of cloud-connected networking products. It's launching a pair of coke cans dual band routers and cloud-connected cameras that'll let you coat your house in WiFi and broadcast your antics across the internet. The cameras will save VGA footage to a hard drive, while the routes promise to offer speeds of up to 1750Mbps. If you want an impromptu security system, the cameras will arrive in February, the 1050 setting you back $80 and the 1150 a cool $100, while the routers make their way into stores from April -- the AC1200 costing $150 and the AC1750 marked up at $170.

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D-Link’s DGL-5500 802.11ac gaming router ships with Qualcomm’s StreamBoost tech

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DLinks DGL5500 gaming router brings 80211ac to your fragging

Now that Qualcomm's busted out its StreamBoost technology, it's high time we saw some hardware built that can take advantage of it. D-Link's first to the queue with its new DGL-5500 802.11ac gaming router, which is able to shift bandwidth around to ensure lag-free performance. Aside from its wireless prowess, the soda can-shaped unit has four Ethernet and a USB port as well as easy-to-use setup instructions. It's being shown for the first time here at CES, and will arrive in stores late in the Spring, with prices still to be decided upon.

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D-Link releases the $120 SharePort Go II pocket router / hotspot with added SD card reader

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DLink updates the SharePort pocket router, adds in an SD card slot, $50 to the price

D-Link's second crack at its SharePort Go portable router comes with a raft of new features designed to help road warriors lighten their gadget load. The device is designed to turn a single Ethernet connection into a WiFi hotspot (like the SharePort DIR-505) with the added bonus of a built-in battery and media sharing capabilities. The new edition gets a squared-off new look, a built-in SD card reader and the ability to share the connection from external 3G and 4G modems. It'll arrive in April, setting you back $120, so you've got a few months to work out what other accessories you can now leave at home when you're on the go.

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D-Link’s diminutive DAP-1320 wireless range extender arrives, looks to enhance your home network for $50

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DLink's diminutive DAP1320 wireless extender arrives, looks to enhance your home network for $50

Looking to beef up that home network ahead of all of those holiday gadgets arriving? If so D-Link is looking to oblige with its ultra-compact DAP-1320 wireless range extender. The unit features push-button connectivity for easy setup, wireless N technology and multiple antennas that keep the speed and range of its 2.4GHz WiFi signals as robust as possible -- up to 300Mbps, of course. Alongside WPA and WPA2 security options, the DAP-1320 will work just fine with any wireless router brand that you may already have installed in your flat. If this all sounds fine and dandy, you can snag one of your own for $49.99 via the first source link below.

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D-Link DHP-309AV PowerLine AV + Mini Adapter Starter Kit

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D-Link DHP-309AV PowerLine AV + Mini Adapter Starter Kit

D-Link has rolled out the new DHP-309AV PowerLine AV + mini adapter starter kit. The device extends your home network by transforming your existing electrical system into a powerful network with up to 200Mbps performance. It is equipped with a 10/100Base Ethernet port with Auto MDI/MDIX and an RJ-45 connector. The D-Link DHP-309AV also uses a 128-bit AES data encryption. [D-Link]

D-Link PowerLine AV+ Mini Adapter kit keeps wired networks as subtle (and cheap) as possible

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DLink PowerLine AV Mini Adapter kit keeps wired networks as subtle and cheap as possible

D-Link still sees there being a place for powerline networking, such as a basement home theater, but knows that many of us don't want an overly clunky set of adapters or to effectively buy a second network. Its new (if slightly awkwardly named) PowerLine AV+ Mini Adapter Starter Kit caters just to that desire for a no-hassle network in places WiFi won't reach. The bundle carries a pair of small, 200Mbps adapters that won't monopolize the wall outlets, a pair of Ethernet cables to link up... and that's it. Apart from the optional 128-bit AES encryption, there's nothing else needed to either make a direct connection or graft powerline technology into an existing network. At $60, the already shipping kit is also just low enough in price that there's very little standing between us and a reliable connection for a console or placeshifter.

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D-Link DHP-309AV PowerLine AV+ Mini Adapters Launch

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I know from experience that there some parts of some homes that simply can't get a decent Wi-Fi connection. If your home doesn't have Ethernet cables in the wall powerline networking may be your only...