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  1. 03-08-2009, 02:45 PM #1
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    News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    The router with NAS functionality and a built-in photo frame hits retail.
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    Must... resist... tempatation.
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    7" - 9" screen and I would have been interested
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    & it looks like a gigabit switch for a change
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    Quote Originally Posted by nightkhaos View Post
    Must... resist... tempatation.
    I was also tempted for the 0.5 seconds it took between skimming the article and dredging up suppressed D-link-related memories. :P
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    That just looks flat out awesome, bigger screen would have been nice but it still sounds like an all round winner to me!
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    I know drooling over something like this is not normal but you have to admit it is awesome looking, but then again we have seen this before with Belkin...? I think this one, will sell very well and will probably be within the top 5 of most people's list for gadgits to buy.

    I like it. £194.00

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  8. 03-08-2009, 04:07 PM #8
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    Very impressive but without a built-in modem, the whole purpose of having a router is defeated. sigh!
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    Would like it but it's nearly £200 :/
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    same as everyone else to be honest... looks well tasty until you scroll down to that hefty price tag...
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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    Quote Originally Posted by OilSheikh View Post
    Very impressive but without a built-in modem, the whole purpose of having a router is defeated. sigh!
    fine for cable & nothing preventing you from using it on ADSL or even connected to the ISP supplied modem/router.

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    Re: News - D-Link launches all-in-one DIR-685 router

    It is undeniably sexy, but a bit too rich for me.

    I do WANT! tho
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    Quote Originally Posted by BUFF View Post
    fine for cable & nothing preventing you from using it on ADSL or even connected to the ISP supplied modem/router.
    But, why have an extra 'device' in your home if one can do it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by OilSheikh View Post
    But, why have an extra 'device' in your home if one can do it?
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