By David Urmann

The 802.11g is one of the standards for wireless local area network or the WLAN communication. It was ratified in 2003 as the latest in the series of IEEE 802.11 standards. The newest version is an improvement of the 802.11b standard. The 802.11g can handle a maximum capacity of 54 Mbps. This is in comparison to 11 Mbps of the earlier 802.11b. For compatibility with earlier standards, the 802.11g also uses the frequency range of 2.4 GHz. The latest standard is also supporting Ethernet networking exclusively.

Wireless broadband routers 802.11g technologies have higher speed. It is capable of quicker file sharing and printing than the older 802.11b wireless broadband router. The 802.11g router has more computer capacity than the other router technology. Bogging down of the network or the router is avoided even when more computers are loaded to the network.

There is still a newer wireless broadband router technology. The newer version is the 802.11n router standard. This particular wireless broadband router is speedier and has more features than the 802.11g. The most appropriate wireless broadband router for home use is the 802.11g. The reasons for the choice are solid performance, overall capability and affordability of the 802.11g wireless broadband router.

There are several wireless broadband routers available in the market. These routers are sold through the traditional stores located in strategic areas. Purchase of wireless broadband routers can also be done through the online stores easily accessible.

Among the leading brands of wireless broadband routers are the following:

D-Link DI-624 AirPlus Xtreme G - is a device which encompasses the elements of other similar gadgets. It is stated that the router is easy to install and reliable in usage. The WEP and WPA security are supported. The wireless router is functional at 100m signal range.

D-Link is proud in its router because of the five hardware compression technologies. The DI-624 has a three-year limited warranty in the USA.

Netgear WGR614 - is a wireless broadband router representing a tradition in home products. Remarkable signals are a feature of the Netgear device. Signal penetration is not a problem. Problems are solved by resetting the WGR614 router once in a while. The router is offered at three-year warranty.

Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G - there are conflicting claims among the owners of this router regarding the installation, performance and signal range. Customer assistance is available. The owners of the wireless broadband router must be aware of the updates in the routers versions.

Apple M8799LL/A Airport Extreme Base Station - this wireless router is more expensive than its competitors. Macintosh and Windows computers are operational with this router.

SMC SMC2804WBR Barricade - is competitive in terms of features and overall quality. Macintosh, Linux and Windows users are compatible with this router brand. It has two detachable antennas, strong firewall and good signal strength. The product is worth buying since it is low-priced and has a lifetime warranty.

Belkin F5D7230-4 - can be connected with Macintosh and Linux/Unix systems so with personal computers. Its Easy Install Wizard enables the router to be interconnected with the internet wirelessly in a couple of minutes. The warranty accompanying the product is lifetime.

Buffalo G54 AirStation - is not a well known brand of wireless router in the USA. Difficulties are experienced in its setup interface. External antenna improves signal range. Similarities are noted with Linksys. Customer service is quite superior as against other competitors.

There are other wireless routers that are cheaper in prices. These include those discontinued router models which are still functional. These brands could offer the best bargain for home users.

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