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Well, I am not about get another router as my current Linksys WRT54GS has been hacked with DD-WRT firmware and it allows for power control already but D-Link is coming out with new green routers that use 40% less power.

I have never been a fan of D-Link products because they usually fail or simply suck. (perhaps because its super cheap)

Maybe this “green” router will prove us different but I am still skeptical whether D-Link can produce the goods.

The DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit router and the even smarter DIR-855 dual channel router (above) are the lucky recipients of Green Technology which will arrive via an impending firmware update and the consequences are dramatic. D-Link quotes the DIR-655 as benefiting from up to a 32 per cent power saving with the DIR-855 even more impressive at up to 41 per cent.

via engadget, trusted-reviews

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D-Link “Green” Routers use 40% Less Power!

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