D-Link's Covr mesh systems want to smother your home in Wi-Fi, one way or another - CNET

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D-Link's first Wi-Fi system, the Covr DKT-883, kind of bucks the trend. Instead of a few identical hardware units, which you see in systems like the Google Wifi or the Eero, it includes a main unit and a smaller satellite unit, preprogramed to work ...

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