Answer there all about the same except the expensive ones have gigabit port for faster transfer inside the network with computer with gigabit ethernet cards. Some routers are not as easy to configure but most nowadays have some sort of wizard for set up. I usually just go on to newegg.com and pick up the cheapest router with a high user rating.
I'm about to buy a wired router so I came across this thread. It's 6 months old, but still relevant IMO.
I wanted to mention the TRENDnet TWG-BRF114. Unlike the D-Link's DGL-4100, it has a Gigabit WAN (Internet usually) port, which is good if you have a DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem or fiber optic (example: FiOS). It also supports Jumbo Packets.
I'm about to buy a wired router so I came across this thread. It's 6 months old, but still relevant IMO.
I wanted to mention the TRENDnet TWG-BRF114. Unlike the D-Link's DGL-4100, it has a Gigabit WAN (Internet usually) port, which is good if you have a DOCSIS 3.0 cable modem or fiber optic (example: FiOS). It also supports Jumbo Packets.
Nice information. I used DLINK and tried ASUS before, Dlink I would say has an average performance while I don't recommend ASUS. I have a friend who used Linksys and it works great. I also read about Cisco though they could be a little expensive than the rest. So I guess it would be linksys or cisco if you have additional money.
