Best Wireless Routers - RIP Version 1 Routing Protocols, WPA, WPA Encryption Standards

'We were able to hold a stable connection in this band from up to 90 metres away.'

'thorough 69-page manual'

'cheap ($129 direct) and elegant solution'

'The new version looks identical to its rectangular predecessor and boasts a few minor tweaks and a single major improvement - 802.11n networking versus the slower 802.11g standard found on the original AirPort Express - as well as a few minor tweaks.'

'the high-gloss white iPod-like case will look as nice after being bounced around in a computer bag for a few months, the out-of-the-box experience was an unexpected treat.'

'It looks cool from a geek perspective, and if you take the time to get to know the icons, it really does provide the snapshot D-Link is going for.'

'The D-Link DIR-855 looks and feels sturdy, but this quality comes at a price.'

'an exceptionally portable router'

'It's the second router from D-Link that supports true Wireless-N dual-band, capable of broadcasting simultaneously in 5GHz and 2.4GHz frequencies.'

'Connectivity is fairly standard for a high-end router.'

'Good routing performance'

'Solid performance and design'

'decent Wireless-N performance'

'WPA-Enterprise support in a budget product.'

'latest wireless security features'

'incredible high-speed wireless network access'

'high speed operation'

'the Belkin N1 Wireless Router F5D8231-4 is well-rounded and easy to install.'

'easiest setup'

'N1 provides the industry's fastest wireless connection for gaming, streaming video, voice over IP'