D-Link strengthens its 3G Product Portfolio

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D-Link strengthens its 3G Product Portfolio

D-Link has rolled out a wide range of 3G devices for Indian consumers, thereby strengthening its 3G product portfolio. D-Link has launched a gamut of 3G products that include an exclusive range of portable Wi-Fi devices, namely D-Link Le Petit Mini USB Router (DWR-510), D-Link DWR-131 Ethernet Router and D-Link myPocket DIR-456U 3.75G HSUPA Router.

Sharing his view on the introduction of new range of 3G devices, Jayesh Kotak, Vice-President - Product Marketing, D-Link (India) Ltd., said, "Globally, D-Link has been operating for over 25 years in the networking industry. All these years, we have ensured that our customers get to experience the best in technology space through our products that aim at building strong and reliable networks for people. Hence, D-Link has always been in the forefront when it comes to offering the latest and best in the technology space. With our new 3G range of devices, we are confident that our consumers will be enthralled in a never-before Wi-Fi internet experience."

D-Link DWR-510 - "Le Petit" as we called it - is a mini 3.75G USB Router (DWR-510) that offers users with maximum convenience and portability, delivering mobile download speeds of 7.2 Mbps. In areas without wireless access, the mobile routers deliver concurrent Internet connectivity for devices like iPads, smartphones and laptops, all through a single mobile connection with 3.75G High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA).

D-Link DWR-131 is a portable 3G Ethernet Router that provides users with all the flexibility of mobile broadband access. With a 1700mAh battery, simply plug in a compatible 3G dongle to take advantage of 3.1 Mbps download speeds on the move or connect to a fixed line to allow Internet access for nearby Wi-Fi-capable devices. This router is great for situations where an impromptu wireless network must be set up, or wherever conventional network access is unavailable. DWR-131 allows commuters to connect to the Internet and check e-mail or chat online while travelling by bus or train.

DIR-456U - D-Link myPocket DIR-456U 3.75G HSUPA Router is a successor to D-Link DIR-456. This mobile, pocket-sized router, allows users to access worldwide mobile broadband networks. Once connected, users can enjoy data transmission and media streaming on-the-go. Simply insert UMTS/HSUPA SIM card, and share 3.75G Internet connection through a secure 802.11g wireless network. With this revolutionary router, one can enjoy a download speed of up to 7.2Mbps.

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