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Check prices$90.00Linksys E2000 Advanced Wireless-N Router
Reviewed on October 7, 2010 The Cisco Linksys E2000 Advanced Wireless-N Router is the fastest router we've seen in both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands and will definitely make home users happy with its easy-to-use setup software. Advanced users, however, might find its desktop software and Web interface combination a little disjointed. -
Pricing not availableCisco Linksys E3000
Reviewed on October 6, 2010 The Linksys E3000 is the first advanced router that's also easy to use for novices. It provides great wireless performance and has a good set of useful networking features. Its mediocre NAS performance and limited guest networking feature make it significantly less than perfect, however. -
Check prices$50.00-$192.52D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router
Reviewed on September 27, 2010 With the latest firmware update, the D-Link DIR-655 is arguably one of the best among single-band Wireless-N routers on the market. -
Check prices$33.50Vizio XWR100 dual-band wireless router
Reviewed on December 2, 2010 The Vizio XWR100 Dual Band HD Wireless Internet Router is arguably one of the best sub-$100 wireless routers on the market, and it's a must-have for those with network-ready home entertainment devices from Vizio. -
Check prices$83.29-$190.03Asus RT-N16
Reviewed on August 30, 2010 The Asus RT-N16 is a great, fun router for networking enthusiasts who want to use it with third-party, open-source firmware, such as Tomato or DD-WRT. However, everyone else should wait until Asus provides a more stable version of the firmware. -
Pricing not availableSynet Windy31 USB Wireless Router
Reviewed on April 30, 2008 The Windy31 USB Wireless Router is not a router in the traditional sense. This small, USB drive lets you create a wireless network with access to the Internet from any one PC that has an Internet connection. It's a must-have for travelers who need to share their Internet access with different Wi-Fi devices. -
Pricing not availableLinksys WUSBF54G Wireless-G USB Network Adapter with Wi-Fi Finder
Reviewed on December 8, 2005 From its comprehensive documentation to its docking cradle, the Linksys WUSBF54G has all of its bases covered, making it a smart choice for travelers seeking a good Wi-Fi hot-spot detector/adapter combo. -
Check prices$262.75Trendnet TEW-673GRU
Reviewed on June 7, 2010 The Trendnet TEW-673GRU is a fast and full featured high-end wireless router, but its USB-related features might fall short of your expectations. -
Check prices$87.99-$164.14Trendnet TEW 655BR3G
Reviewed on May 17, 2010 The Trendnet TEW 655BR3G makes a decent companion for those who need to share an Internet connection or create a mobile wireless network on the go. -
Check prices$99.00-$285.17Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station (draft 802.11n)
Reviewed on April 16, 2007 The Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station is a solid router that keeps up with the Draft N competition. Unfortunately, we've yet to test a Draft N router that lives up to the promise of 802.11n. As with the rest of the .11n routers we've tested, we advise you postpone your purchase until the spec is finalized.
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