I saw the Dlink and Linksys that I was looking at are not recommended. They are pretty cheap on newegg. I was wondering what G routers are good for under 50, or do they exist?
I have an Xbox 360 which right now I have hardwired in, and my laptop. I would like max speed possible, WPA security and an easy interface for port forwarding.
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Got a Netgear for $40, works very well.
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Not sure if you want to change it, but you want to keep that 360 hardwired, BTW.
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And yes, I will keep the 360 hardwired. But my current Buffalo router is dying it seems like.
I can not tell anymore. my wireless was screwey for a while, and I hardwired my laptop. Then I come home today and the LAN card is not working and the wirless works..it is super confusing -
i'm just gonna assume that u live in the U.S.A....go to Wal-Mart...Linksys WRT54G...great little wireless router...cheap...dependable...need i say more
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I second A#1, good suggestion mate.
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
If your running the factory firmware, it may just need a power cycle. If your running after market firmware may want to check on a newer release. -
Wouldn't the law suite be enough reason to keep away from Buffalo?
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AKAJohnDoe Mime with Tourette's
I just sold my old D-Link DI-624 for $15
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Congratulations you can go watch a movie and get a popcorn as well with the money
Wireless routers..can you do it for under $50?
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Orlando Guy, Jun 10, 2008.