Question about wireless routers

[TrekCaptainUSA]

Okay, I use a wireless internet system, and the router I use isn't very good. I am constantly competing for bandwidth on my computer, and two computers are on the network. I am thinking of upgrading my wireless router and I want to know what you would recommend for a router for my home.

[xpuser357]

Okay, I use a wireless internet system, and the router I use isn't very good. I am constantly competing for bandwidth on my computer, and two computers are on the network. I am thinking of upgrading my wireless router and I want to know what you would recommend for a router for my home.

http://shop.consumersearch.com/wirel...0/VA-5/OP-w139 I had a linksys
Wrt54g Wireless router. I guess it was a year and a half later it kept dropping
me off the internet, I now have a Belkin wireless G plus MIMO, which I can go in the basement( Router upstairs) three floors counting basement. The above sight gives you a selection depending on your budget.

[TrekCaptainUSA]

Any recommendations as to a good Linksys router that is somewhere around $100 (give or take about $25)?

[Ferrit]

None. linksys lost my buisness a few years ago with their routers that dropped the connection.
I switched to Airlink and have never looked back.
http://www.airlink101.com/products/index.html

[xpuser357]

Any recommendations as to a good Linksys router that is somewhere around $100 (give or take about $25)?

Did you check out above website???????

[slgrieb]

TrekCaptain, I'm someone else who just says no to Linksys these days. I've never used Airlink, but I've been pleased with Netgear's products over the last couple of years.

[TrekCaptainUSA]

can you recommend any netgear wireless routers?

[slgrieb]

I'd probably go with this router if you have 8011.G wireless gear that you don't especially want to replace. But it's always a good idea to read a few reviews before you take the leap.