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Which wireless router to buy?
Kamran
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Hey all,
I'm looking for a new wireless router to buy. The last one I bought (Linksys WAG345G) has lasted me 4 years and is still running strong - but I've given that to family so I'd like a new one.
Could anyone recommend a similarly trusty and reliable wireless router?
What sort of features should I be looking for in a wireless router nowadays?

Thanks for your help :T
Special thanks to Toxeth O Grady who 4 years ago recommended the above router on these very MSE forums - a good investment. :beer:
I'm looking for a new wireless router to buy. The last one I bought (Linksys WAG345G) has lasted me 4 years and is still running strong - but I've given that to family so I'd like a new one.
Could anyone recommend a similarly trusty and reliable wireless router?
What sort of features should I be looking for in a wireless router nowadays?

Thanks for your help :T
Special thanks to Toxeth O Grady who 4 years ago recommended the above router on these very MSE forums - a good investment. :beer:
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Also, I just checked and my laptop has Wireless LAN 802.11 b/g/n capability. So does that mean I could get a Wireless N router and not have to use a USB receiver to get the "better" speeds associated with the N routers?
Considering I use my router for sharing my broadband, online gaming (PS3) and pretty much never do any file/printer sharing, would it be more cost effective just to stick with Wireless G or will N be better?
Thanks again!:T0
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