D-Link has expanded its lineup of network solutions with a new router model Cloud Router 5700. This router is known to provide an unmatched speed of data transferring due to the improvement of network technologies. The model is able to support Wi-Fi 802.11ac standards and can reach 1.75 Gb/sec. According to the nominal specifications, this type of wireless connection achives the maximal speed of 1.3 Gb/sec on data trasfer. However, manufacturers claim that their new product is going to surpass the previously voiced data.



Cloud Router 5700 has been designed to operate in two modes: Wi-Fi 802.11ac and Wi-Fi 802.11n. This ensures the additional speed of 450 Mb/sec. One of the peculiarities realized in this model is the availability of Cloud App application. This application allows for remote monitoring and control over the local network. Thus, each customer receives extra facilities for the efficient employment of the device. D-Link product supports IPv6 standards and such security …

Cooler Master Company announced the case for PC which got the name — Cosmos C700P. Flexibility became the main principle of its developing. Due to this a user can place all the components in the case of his free choice.

You can definitely tell that it is Cosmos line as it has metallic handles which became a recognizable feature.

In a weight of 22 kg, it will be interesting to see what the newcomer Cooler Master brought to the ring.



Design


The device comes in a fully colored carton box. You will find an image of the chassis itself at its face, while the rear holds some text lines. Turning the package 90° to the side, there are the enclosure's specifications. This image is essentially a photo of the case to make sure you can define the height of the Cosmos C700P.

Two big foam plastic spacers hold the chassis in place, and a plastic bag has also been applied to prevent the appearance of fingerprints and damage.

The box also contains zip ties, black screws, a piece …

Deepcool, known initially as the provider of prime-class cooling solutions, decided to gladden its fan audience by the release of a new mid-tower case, entitled Landking. The new-comer is targeting ATX, mini-ITX and micro-ATX mainboards, expansion cards of up to 280 mm in length, and CPU coolers of up to 165 mm in height. The chassis is made of steel with plastic inclusions, differentiated by a stylish silver coloring.



Deepcool Landking features 512x218x515 mm dimensions and weighs 6.67 kg. Its internal layout is sufficient for the installation of eight expansion cards, three 5.25-inch drives, five 3.5-inch drives, and a pair of 2.5-inch drives. The frontal I/O panel offers two USB 3.0 ports as well as two 3.5 mm mini-jacks; they are accompanied by two USB 2.0 ports and a dedicated dock for SATA interface.


To continue, the chassis offers nice opportunities for the organization of a highly-efficient cooling system. Hence, it accommodates four vacancies for the installation …