good to know. the only reason i hesitate is because of the wireless issues all N routers seem to have. there is no standard yet and alot of manufacturers are making mistakes. i want a router that once i setup i never have to touch. it must do upnp and support all dnla (dlna?) devices. also, the 330N doesnt have wpa/wpa2 security.
I have read all the wireless issues with the N routers and was hesitant to get one. The main thing that put me off this 330N is that its not even draft 2.0 certified. Yet I went with it and do not regret it at all. As I said, wireless is on nearly all the time (between two laptops) and it has never cut out. Range is also great.
About security. It is a shame it doesnt have WPA, but if all your stuff supports PSK2, then your right
. I was worried the laptops (esp the older one) wouldnt have PSK2 support but, turns out they did.
Linksys has become crap!
Yeah I have read lots of negatives about linksys, but I can say from what I have seen so far, they are great.
This is actually my first linksys and I would recommend it.
I would second that too, although I never deal with them personally, a lot of people are praising netgears newer stuff, same with belkin....
I dont like netgear very much. Which newer models are you talking about? (I assume its their "n" lineup?) I can honeslty say I have never used an "N" netgear router, but all the rest of them are crap. Their normal G, super G and Rangemax (I have used a couple of each of them) just have bad reception! I teamed up a netgear "rangemax" wlan pci card and router (with like 8 antennas) and range was literally pathetic. It never did cut out, but 2/5 bars a couple of rooms away was pretty poor IMHO.