> I did not see a Dlink access point that supports 802.11N, only access
> points as part of routers.
D-Link has an access point that supports 802.11N: it is the DIR-1353.
I think it will be easier than using DIR-655.
My guess is that DIR-655 just works as NAT router, so you will have
some dificulties if you try more advanced things like sharing
printers, or things like that (not saying it is impossible, just
saying that it not for the average network home user).