What router

I'm looking for the best cable router (no modem)

for 40-60

I want wireless N 150 minimum with decent coverage using G

nothing else but QOS would be nice

just an easy to use interface.

ta.

Edited by epyon (Thu 29-Sep-11 12:15:41)

In reply to a post by epyon:

I'm looking for the best cable router (no modem)

for 40-60

I want wireless N 150 minimum with decent coverage using G

nothing else but QOS would be nice

just an easy to use interface.

ta.

Hi, the most powerful wireless router I have experienced other than my boosted 2Wire 2700HGV version1 to 400mW is a 3Com, the company now owned by Hewlett Packard.

Go £70 and get a HP V110 Cable/DSL Wireless-N Router.

http://www.lambda-tek.com/JE468A-HP-V110-Cable-DSL-W...

This router is easy to setup and has the most pleasing interface I have used.

And it has QoS settings http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quality_of_service

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differentiated_services

http://h17007.www1.hp.com/us/en/products/wireless/HP...

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http://www.i-tech.com.au/products/98746_HP_V110_CABL...

Edited by deleted (Sun 02-Oct-11 12:12:55)

Best as in technically superb? Or best as in pretty good but not too expensive, ie best compromise between cost and capabilities and quality?

I think you mean the latter .

I think he wants to spend between 40-60 squids, so the best one that costs up to that.

I'd be wary about Lambda-tek. some time ago, I was after a particular monitor, but they would only sell one on a 'business transaction basis', i.e. no protection under the Sales of Goods Act. IMHO they give cowboys a bad name.

DrT

IMHO they give cowboys a bad name.

You should copy-write that (if it hasn't already been done), as it would look good on a T-shirt

Reminds me of a van I heard of once.

The side read, "The Patel brothers. You have tried the cowboys, now try the Indians". It still makes me ROTFLMFAO to this day.

DrT

http://www.flickr.com/photos/stevecadman/126427241/

Got to say i'm really liking the look of that HP
but there out of stock can only see the ADSL versions.

Edited by epyon (Tue 04-Oct-11 00:01:39)

Aren't HP getting completely out of hardware, as per IBM? I believe that is why they dropped their tablet so quickly.