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Wireless router help.

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Linksys is top of the line from what I have heard. Thats what I have. Wireless G Broadband Router with 4-port switch. I have my Xbox, Computer, and my lapytop running on it.

I'm leaving my old apple one at my house and I need a new one for my apartment. I'll be using it for my PS3 and my laptop. I'm not looking to spend to much, where should I go and what brand should I look at?

 

Linksys WRT54G. Forget the one with then "Speedbooster" technology --- you won't need it and I'm not sure it actually does anything.

 

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Forget about anything claiming 802.11N technology --- that is a rough-draft standard that won't be finalized for another 18 months. Do not buy Belkin --- other than their USB hubs, they make junk. Linksys is a division of Cisco Systems, and they probably have the whole networking thing figured out. :lol:

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I picked up the basic linksys wireless router today at Best Buy for $45.

I picked up the basic linksys wireless router today at Best Buy for $45.

 

That's the one. :cool:

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Not yet, I'm in NKY for the weekend. I need it back down in Lexington.

Linksys WRT54G. Forget the one with then "Speedbooster" technology --- you won't need it and I'm not sure it actually does anything.

 

wrt54g.gif

 

Forget about anything claiming 802.11N technology --- that is a rough-draft standard that won't be finalized for another 18 months. Do not buy Belkin --- other than their USB hubs, they make junk. Linksys is a division of Cisco Systems, and they probably have the whole networking thing figured out. :lol:

 

Thats the one I went to get but sadly found out it was sold out when I got there. My Belkin has done the job so far but i expect it to go anyday now.

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