Best Wireless Routers - WPA2, 10/100 Base-T WAN Interfaces

'suitable router'

'Offers better speeds than 802.11G for 802.11N compatible devices.'

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

'Good routing performance'

'We think it's perfect for an apartment or small house; it's useful for distributing an ADSL2+ connection, as well as for basic video streaming, and it has effective keyword and URL filters that will make your kids hate you, so use them wisely.'

'The software is well-designed and offers a well-thought-out, step-by-step setup process that even the most novice of users can follow.'

'sleek design • Easy-to-use web interface'

'robust signal'

'optimal range'

'Solid close-range performance'

'whole network share a high-speed cable or DSL Internet connection'

'MAC address spoofing and support for Dynamic DNS services such as DynDNS and TZO.com make it easy to customize your internet connection, while an SPI firewall and the ability to prevent internet activity such as Java, ActiveX and Cookies allow you a good deal of control over what your users can do.'

'multiple USB devices'

'good alternative firmware'

'The router we are evaluating today is similar, but can also handle new draft N wireless devices.'

'intuitive user interface'

'Simple URL-based web configurator'

'stable connections'

'Long range.'

'RangeMax automatically senses the change and selects from over 100 possible antenna configurations to deliver you the fastest, clearest connection!'