D-Link's sub-$50 cloud router brings media streaming to impoverished street urchins

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Streaming your media from your mansion's fine and all, but for those of us without a super-car and a butler, those [cloud-based routers](http://www.engadget.com/2011/08/30/netgears-wndr-3800-with-readyshare-the-roll-your-own-cloud-ser/) can be a little out of reach. Fortunately, D-Link's ensuring no-one will mount a movement to occupy the company's Taipei headquarters by releasing a cloud router that costs just $40. You can access it from the [mydlink](http://www.engadget.com/tag/mydlink/) portal or the iOS and Android apps of the same name and it'll also integrate seamlessly with the cloud-connected cameras that were also announced today. You know the deal about PR by now -- it's in the basement next to the Ferrari.

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