Now the popular D-Link Xtreme G wireless router just got faster, while maintaining adherence to the IEEE 802.11g standard. A new free firmware upgrades D-Link 802.11g Xtreme G products to deliver the Industry's fastest performance, up to 15 times faster than 802.11b. With a maximum wireless signal rate of up to 108Mbps*, the 802.11g D-Link Xtreme G DI-624 Wireless Router with enhanced 108 delivers excellent and consistent data rate throughput. Total Price Packet Bursting The packet bursting technique puts more data into a single transmission, allowing more raw data to be stuffed into each packet and as a result not only delivers much more data, but also executes this process with less traffic on the network. Packet bursting transforms lengthy binary code into simple equations, resulting in an overall reduction in the number of 1s and 0s being sent over the network. It is also the technique defined as one of the methods for performance improvement in the IEEE 802.11e QOS draft standard. Multi-Channel Bonding Multi-Channel Bonding embraces two radio channels simultaneously. It collapses the available channels from 12 to 6 for increased bandwidth on the available channels. Single and double channels are not run at the same time. This technology senses single channel and dual channel frames and negotiates time-based solutions with priority on single channel processing. Hardware Compression and Encryption Xtreme G uses the Atheros AR5002 chipset which employs special engines to compress and encrypt data. These hardware engines operate in real-time to enhance throughput by implementing standard algorithms and compressing data prior to transmission and after reception. Fast Frames The fast frames technique enhances data throughput by increasing the number of bits sent per data frame and accelerating the timing of a data frame with a dynamic transmit optimizations. This technology enhances the Packet Bursting capability synergistically to provide accelerated performance results. The fast frames technique is also based on the 802.11e QOS draft standard.