Attached here are images of the upcoming Boxee Box set to be released in the second quarter of 2010. The 5-inch wide device will exclusively be manufactured by D-Link (model DSM-380) and offer HDMI (1080p capable), S/PDIF, composite audio out, Ethernet, built-in 802.11n Wi-Fi, RF remote, 2 x USB ports, 1 x SD card slot, and, of course, the latest Boxee Beta software release which was unveiled this evening. Price: around $200. See the attached video below for a demo of the software in action. MORE »

By now we’re all familiar with 802.11n and its speed and range improvements over 802.11g (about 4x faster). Now companies like D-Link are making their 802.11n wireless router package a bit more attractive by including energy saving features and building them with non-environmentally hazardous materials. The new D-Link DIR-600 Wireless 150 Router is capable of, get this, powering down ports that have no link, budgeting power output for different Ethernet cable lengths, and powering down when not in use. Who knew you could make conserving energy sound sexy? MORE »

OMG. What unholy union has D-Link created here? D-Link today is unveiling to the world a cross-segment device that combines a 802.11n Wi-Fi router, 3.2-inch photo frame / data display, NAS server with UPnP / BitTorrent / FTP functionality, and SharePort server for printer and scanner sharing. Ok… so after all that has sunk in, it’s really not that bad. In fact, combining a NAS server with a wireless router is pretty cool. The big mystery is the LCD. The company’s press release states: “the vibrant LCD screen [...] displays device status via graphical gauges, digital photos, streamed video, weather forecasts and other live streaming Internet content in up to 1.6 million colors.” Something tells me D-links want you to place this device right on your desktop or bookshelf. Price, availability, and storage capacity: TBD. MORE »

Today D-Link is announcing the availability of its latest Xtreme N Dual Band Gigabit Router (DIR-825). From the available specs, it’s the mother of cutting-edge home routers providing users with Gigabit Ethernet (1000 Mbit/s), 802.11b/g/n connectivity, simultaneous dual band access (leverages the 5Ghz band for intense applications like online gaming / VoIP / HD video streaming and 2.4Ghz for simpler tasks like Internet browsing), and built-in network USB device sharing capabilities (aka SharePort). MSRP $199. MORE »

If you’re one of the lucky owners of a D-Link DIR-628, DIR-655, DIR-855, or DGL-4500 802.11n router, you’ll be happy to learn that D-Link is now providing a firmware + client utility (free of charge) that upgrades your device and turns its USB port into a USB host / networking bridge. The new feature, marketed as “SharePort,” will enable multiple users to access a variety of USB devices – like printers and external storage devices – from any location in the home via a wired or wireless connection. MORE »

As you can see in the above image (and other photos) taken by Dave Zatz, the D-Link DSM-330 is having no problem displaying and playing back Flash video content from sites like Hulu, YouTube, and ABC News. The latest Flash plug-in support has been rolled into Beta Release 1.4.0 build 54. However, the catch with all this Flash goodness is… users have to download individual website property plug-ins to display the content. In other words, you can’t just enter a URL of a flash-based site you like to view and have it automatically supported on the device. A full list of DivX Connected 1.4 plug-ins can be found here.

D-Link today became the first manufacturer to produce Green home network Wi-Fi routers capable of saving up to 40 percent in power usage.

The end-to-end networking solutions provider for consumer and business, D-Link is expanding its Green Initiative by adding eco-friendly features to its award-winning Xtreme N™ line of Wi-Fi Internet routers to decrease energy costs by reducing power consumption without sacrificing performance. MORE »

D-Link, the end-to-end networking solutions provider for consumer and business, today officially launched the first device from the D-Life™ product family, a surveillance camera kit that enables remote viewing of live streaming video from a web browser. The new Internet Surveillance Starter Kit (DHA-390) is designed for the D-Life website (www.d-life.com) – ground-breaking technology to activate and manage networking products via a website, providing customers with an easier way to experience a connected, digital lifestyle. MORE »

D-Link, the end-to-end networking solutions provider for consumer and business, and DivX, Inc., a digital media company, today announced the availability of the first DivX Connected™ device in the U.S., with distribution in Canadian markets soon to follow. The D-Link® MediaLounge® DSM-330 enables the seamless streaming of music, photos, Internet services, and high definition video from PCs to the television. MORE »

D-Link today announced that it is now shipping the new Wi-Fi digital photo frame that lets users quickly and effortlessly display and share photos, as well as popular Internet content, using a convenient website or with a drag and drop widget.

The D-Link® 10″ Wireless Internet Photo Frame (DSM-210) combines the benefits of a digital photo frame with the convenience of the Internet, letting users easily manage digital photos stored on their computer or photo sharing website such as Flickr®, Picasa® and Facebook®. The D-Link frame also enables streaming of Internet content directly to the frame such as news, weather, sports, trivia, and Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds without the need to connect with a PC. MORE »