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Nye

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I am looking at getting a new router but I honestly don't know anything about them all I know is that the one I have now is old as dirt so I've been looking at three

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Cisco+Linksys+-+Dual-Band+Wireless-N+Router+with+4-Port+Ethernet+Switch/6571467.p?id=1218760165712&skuId=6571467#tab=specifications

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/NETGEAR+-+RangeMax+Dual-Band+Wireless-N+Router+with+4+Ethernet+Ports/1208844.p?id=1218234872989&skuId=1208844

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Belkin+-+N600+Dual-Band+Wireless-N%2B+Router+with+4-Port+Switch+and+USB+Port/2089307.p?id=1218309073148&skuId=2089307

I know that we are paying for 30mbps through charter right now if that helps but yet again I don't know anything about routers so any help would be appreciated
 
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john-b691

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I would agree with the first comment any of those will be fine and very similar in performance.

As to the seconds of just recommending the most expensive router sold I would very much like to see WHY there is that recommendation.
I would very much like to hear why you recommends a router that is using a chipset for a standard that is not yet set. I also want to know how this will improve any performance when almost no devices support it. But I know the most expensive always has to be the best right.
 
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They all should work for what you are doing, there really inst a track record. They all pretty much do what they are suppose to do. some might be able to send wireless a little further distance. But for home use just pick one in your price range with the features you need.
 
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