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CES 2007: D-Link puts draft 11n in new networked media player
1:12 PM - 01/08/2007 by
Tim Higgins (SmallNetBuilder)
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D-Link today at CES announced the DSM-750 MediaLounge Wireless Media Player that can display HD video and that incorporates draft 802.11n wireless.
Designed to be used with D-Link's recently announced Dual Band Draft 802.11n Router (DIR-855), the player works with Windows XP computers through Microsoft's Windows Media Player 11 or Windows Media Connect and other Universal Plug and Play (UPnP AV) media servers.
Read the complete story here. (SmallNetBuilder)
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