 Technology, which basically juggles data traffic so higher-bandwidth activities get priority—-good to have if you’re gaming or using a VoIP service over wireless.
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Of course all this is meaningless unless you’re using Draft-N equipment on the other end as well, so D-Link also dropped Xtreme N notebook and desktop adapters, as well as a RangeBooster N USB dongle. Prices are $119, $141 and $149 respectively.
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October 19, 2006
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