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Buy.com has the refurbished Linksys WRT300N Wireless-N Router for $54 + $0 shipping = $54 shipped. It provides draft 802.11n compatibility with a 4-port switch for your wired network. [Compare]
Up to 12x the speed of Wireless-G - faster than wired Ethernet
Up to 4x the range of Wireless-G, Internet-sharing Router and 4-port Switch
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I just got the WRT160N from circuit city closeout near my house for $75 after tax. Now I'm kicking myself as this is a MUCH better router for $20 less!
Damn I suck.
That's why I didn't bother getting anything from CC. Even with 20% off, that barely covers their insane overhead when compared with online retailers.
The WRT600N refurb can be had for just under $100. Dual transmitters if it matters to you. Also a great router.
We use a Linksys router to deal with our 3 desktops and 3 laptops in the house. Our current router is at least 3 years old. Would this be a good router to have on hand when our's goes kaput?? I'm somewhat technically challenged especially in the vernacular so please be patient with me as I ask ?'s some may consider too elementary. TIA.
One of my buddies picked this up last time it went on sale, it is a good device and will run DD-WRT mega build. Only downside is that it does not have a built in gigabit switch but for $54 it is a deal.
#1 - Why would you bother buying something from someplace that doesn't allow returns (since they're going out of business)? What - you saw big lines at the store so you said to yourself that they *must* have good prices and therefore you should buy?
I love the 1950s looking antennae. Not.
Hmm.. am I going to get a 2.0 or 1.1? Looks like DD-WRT only works 1.0 and 1.1 ..
This is not a good N router. I repeat, this is a crappy N router. It's G speeds and reliability are way up there but the N leaves a lot to be desired.
So what's good for N?