Engadget - 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.
GamerHub takes a look at the new D-Link DGL5500 gaming router in this exclusive review.
whatswithjeff.com: "D-Link’s latest wireless AC1300 Gaming router, the D-Link DGL-5500, is now available. Just as its name suggest, this router is designed and geared towards PC Gamers and people who stream media via a router. It features Qualcomm’s StreamBoost technology that dynamically manage bandwidth with sophisticated Traffic Shaping engine. Check out more details below."
Maximum PC: Way back in January of this year, D-Link unveiled a cylinder shaped "Gaming Router" featuring Qualcomm StreamBoost technology (DGL-5500) with the promise of shipping it sometime in the spring. We're now heading towards the end of summer and are happy to report that if you've been patiently awaiting the retail release of this 802.11ac router, it's now available direct from D-Link and several other online retailers.
please dont let this become a trend of garage can inspired devices. Just when i forgot about it... it comes back. id take a version in a normal shape and size...
