D-Link DIR-602 Wireless-N router hits the FCC
The boys over at the FCC are kept busy yet again with the D-Link DIR-602 Wireless-N router, where it measures 4.25” x 2.4” x 1.0” while delivering a whole lot more functionality compared to a full-sized wireless router – that is the wonder of miniaturization. The DIR-602 will come with a couple of 10/100 Ethernet ports to cater for wired users, and you will need to keep the router connected to an AC adapter. We still have no word on its final sticker price or release date, but since it has hit the FCC, there is a very high possibility of it hitting the market pretty soon.
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