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I bought Linksys Wireless N. &nbsp;I returned it. &nbsp;It was lousy.<br />
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I bought NetGear Wireless N (150 dollars at compusa minus 20 dollar rebate).<br />
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NetGear IS ALOT better.<br />
However, there are still problems.<br />
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It disconnected me from work unexpectedly.<br />
The signal became low unexpectedly.<br />
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What do you recommend is the speediest solution that does not sacrifice quality?<br />
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Has anybody had good experience with a Wireless N router (as this is the speediest), and if so, which brand and model?<br />
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I bought Linksys Wireless N.  I returned it.  It was lousy.

I bought NetGear Wireless N (150 dollars at compusa minus 20 dollar rebate).

NetGear IS ALOT better.
However, there are still problems.

It disconnected me from work unexpectedly.
The signal became low unexpectedly.

What do you recommend is the speediest solution that does not sacrifice quality?

Has anybody had good experience with a Wireless N router (as this is the speediest), and if so, which brand and model?




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