D-Link DWA-643 Xtreme N Notebook ExpressCard gets by FCC

Looks like D-Link has hopped on the draft-N bandwagon and slammed the pedal down, as it's been releasing a flurry of 802.11n-compatibile gear of late. Yet another piece of kit that should hit US shelves soon is the firm's DWA-643 Xtreme N Notebook ExpressCard, which has just received that coveted stamp of approval from the FCC. The card sports backwards compatibility with 802.11b/g networks, WPA support, and works solely on Windows machines -- of course, this shouldn't bother you Apple laptop owners that much anyway. Per usual, the FCC isn't one to spill the beans on pricing or availability details, but we shouldn't have to hold out too much longer now that it's crossed the biggest hurdle.

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[Sockninja @ Dec 29th 2006 6:05PM]

does that look like a crapy render-job to anyone else ?

[goat77 @ Dec 29th 2006 7:43PM]

Well, a real image with a rendered background; yes.

[Sockninja @ Dec 30th 2006 11:17AM]

its a real product yah but the card looks rendered to me ... who knows?!