Best Wireless Routers - RIP Routing Protocols, TCP Protocols, 10 Base-T WAN Interfaces

'The Netgear Wireless-N Router WNR2000 has no dual-band, Gigabit, USB, or Guest wireless features.'

'We've been reluctant to recommend Draft N routers because the spec isn't final and so far, we haven't seen the throughput speeds offered by the standard.'

'Expensive • Speed and range little better than wireless-G.'

'We've been reluctant to recommend Draft N routers because the spec isn't final and so far, we haven't seen the throughput speeds offered by the standard.'

'Expensive • Speed and range little better than wireless-G.'

'We've been reluctant to recommend Draft N routers because the spec isn't final and so far, we haven't seen the throughput speeds offered by the standard.'

'Expensive • Speed and range little better than wireless-G.'

'We've been reluctant to recommend Draft N routers because the spec isn't final and so far, we haven't seen the throughput speeds offered by the standard.'

'Expensive • Speed and range little better than wireless-G.'

'We've been reluctant to recommend Draft N routers because the spec isn't final and so far, we haven't seen the throughput speeds offered by the standard.'

'Expensive • Speed and range little better than wireless-G.'

'We've been reluctant to recommend Draft N routers because the spec isn't final and so far, we haven't seen the throughput speeds offered by the standard.'

'Expensive • Speed and range little better than wireless-G.'

'Where the value really lies is in getting the best speed over the widest range, and that's where the WRT54GS / WPC54GS fail to impress.'

'No mounting bracket • Slower enhanced speeds than those of routers from D-Link and Netgear.'

'Relatively Short Warranty (2 to 3 years would be better).'