D-Link Earns ‘Works With Windows Vista’ Logo For Draft 802.11n Router

D-Link Earns ‘Works With Windows Vista’ Logo For Draft 802.11n Router

D-Link, the end-to-end networking solutions provider for consumers and business, today announced that its most powerful wireless home network router – the Xtreme N DIR-655 – has earned the right to display Microsoft’s Works with Windows Vista logo to ensure customers have an optimal experience when building a home network with computers running the Windows Vista operating system, which will be broadly available on January 30, 2007. The new D-Link Xtreme N Gigabit Router now displays the Works with Windows Vista logo after exhaustive testing in the Microsoft labs, where it met the performance, ease-of-use, and security standards for Microsoft’s powerful new operating system.

Display of the Works with Windows Vista logo on its packaging and promotional materials allows D-Link to assure potential buyers that the D-Link Xtreme N Gigabit Router (DIR-655) complies with the new features of Windows Vista, including increased stability and mobility, enhanced security, improved graphics, greater support for file sharing, data management, multimedia streaming in a home or small office environment, and gaming.

“Display of the Works with Windows Vista logo assures customers that the Xtreme N router will work with the upcoming operating system and create a high-powered wireless home network powerful enough to handle the most demanding network applications,” said Brian Larsen, associate vice president of product management for D-Link Systems, Inc., “We are pleased to be among the first network device manufacturers to meet the high standards established for the new operating system.”

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