Thread: Best Router
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Old 23-03-2008, 13:56   #3
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Re: Best Router

Linksys WRT54G or WRT54GS (S = speedbooster which will only really show benefits with Linksys Speedbooster cards in your PC) has been popular with the linux firmware version WRT54GL a good alternative if you want to run your own firmware versions. However all are based on the "g" standard, plenty fast enough for 20meg speeds but if you are futureproofing for Virgin Media's 50meg you should be looking at the "n" standards (not that any current wireless cards inbuilt to laptops support "n").

The Netgear WGR614 is also a "g" speed router.
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