D-Link is shipping the DIR-320 Wireless G Router with USB Print Server, an entry-level wireless G router that includes a port for connection to a USB printer for a price of just over R600.<\/p>\n
"The DIR-320 provides everything needed by home or small office users who want to share an existing Internet connection and USB printer," says Karien Wood, marketing manager for D-Link SA. "It combines the robustness, speed and range of industry standard wireless G networking with a USB shared printer support and it does so far more cost-effectively than purchasing two separate devices." <\/p>\n
The DIR-320 Wireless G Router connects to a broadband modem to wirelessly share a high-speed Internet connection, she adds. The ’Guest Zone’ function aims to provide a secondary wireless service set identifier (SSID). This means that users can set up a second public name for their wireless network which is separate from the main network domain for better security and management, she adds. The D-Link Wireless G Router also includes a built-in firewall designed to safeguard wireless networks from harmful attacks. <\/p>\n
Additional security features like MAC address filtering aim to prevent unauthorised network access, and parental control features prevent users from viewing inappropriate content. The DIR-320 is also designed to support WPA and WPS encryption for wireless security. <\/p>\n
In addition to a USB port supporting connection to a USB printer for sharing on the network, the D-Link Wireless G Router also provides four Ethernet ports to connect Ethernet-enabled PCs, game consoles and other devices to the Internet.<\/p>\n
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