The Linksys WRT54G and Linksys WRT54GS have been around since 2002. The first 4 versions of the routers had 4 MB Flash, 16 MB RAM, and were two of the first routers capable of flashing Alternative Firmware like Tomato, DD-WRT, and X-Wrt. The GS has “Speed Booster”, a technology that claims to increase bandwidth to 125mbps (provided attached devices can too). Version 5, and all subsequent versions to date changed to the following configuration:
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The Linksys WRT600N has far more features and configuration options than than the average user would ever need, including 3 Antennas to support 2.4GHz, and 5GHz Wireless-a/b/g/n. Works best in a situation where:
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The Buffalo WHR-G125 was a cost effective, reliable Router. A recent Injunction has halted US Buffalo Router Sales, and its not clear when or if sales will continue. They are becoming harder to find, and the prices have steadily increased. You can still find the WHR-G125 on eBay and Amazon. This router is very stable with its factory firmware, even better with Alternative Firmware. Range is good with a non-replaceable antenna.
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