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Belkin N+ Wireless Router
Macworld UK
- Excerpt: We liked the N1 Vision router that Belkin launched last year, although it was a little pricey at the time (£140). So we were pleased to see the more affordable N+ router with its added features that let you share and back up files and save energy. That’s good value for money, especially as the N+ includes both a Wireless-N router and an ADSL modem, so you don’t need to use a separate modem to connect to the internet, as is the case with some of these routers.
- Pros: Competitively priced, includes both modem and router
- Cons: Only allows a maximum of 16 wireless connections
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ASUS RT-N16 Router [DELETED]
Vortez
- Conclusion: As I’ve said through the review, the RT-N16 is a feature packed router and despite having a premium price it is a premium router.
- Pros: [+] Number of connections – 2x USB and 4x Ethernet, [+] Feature rich e.g. AiDisk, [+] Easy to set-up – effective troubleshooting should things not go to plan, [+] Comp...
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Asus RT-N16 Wireless Router
KitGuru
- Excerpt: These days, a good deal of ISPs include a router with their broadband packages to sweeten the deal and to make setup easier. But as they are usually included ‘free’, such routers are usually made very cheaply and only have the bare essential features. So there is still a sizable market for more advanced routers which have more to offer in terms of features and performance.
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Netgear WNDR3700 Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router [DELETED]
thinkbroadband.com
- Conclusion: At a price comparable to other simultaneous dual band routers, the Netgear WNDR3700 performs well. Although there are a few minor flaws it would be hard not to recommend...
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Belkin N+ Wireless Modem Router
Macworld UK
- Excerpt: All the routers here are Mac compatible but Belkin’s N+ Modem Router is the only one that could really be described as Mac friendly. Belkin is the only company in this group to include Mac software with its router. Its Setup Assistant quickly guides you through the process of setting up the router and configuring security settings. It even explains the differences between the WEP and WPA2 security standards and how to choose between them.
- Pros: Affordable; easy to use; good Mac software; USB port for network storage
- Cons: None really
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