Best WIRELESS ROUTER under $100

[Fishhead]

Tell me

[Dabeergod]

This one is top of the line but it's $4 over your budget

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=linksys+router&hl=en&as_qdr=all&complete=0&prmd=ivnsr&biw=1173&bih=575&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=3569782542059474818&sa=X&ei=bFM9TtaBNuiFsgLF05HKDQ&ved=0CLgBEPMCMAo

[spankie]

medialink from amazon.

cheap. works great.
done.

http://www.amazon.com/Medialink-Wireless-802-11n-Internal-Antenna/dp/B0044YU60M/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1312642155&sr=8-1

[blackbeSSt]

im partial to netgear myself

[Housemoney]

I use the Lynksys WRT120N with no complaints. It has the push to connect feature.

[stevek173]

im partial to netgear myself

this

[brad89]

WNDR3700 if it's within your budget, not sure how much it costs over there (probably a bit too much)

[FreeFall]

Ill sell you my airport give me a price

[hornsrgrt]

got a free one in my closet...was going to dump it out today...where do you live?

[Bcatswin]

I got multiple ones where u live ill send, brand new.

[maersksealand]

get a used one for less then $5 http://cgi.ebay.com/Linksys-Wireless...item2eb6ea9f1e

I got a new one 3 years ago...watch Netflix 3 movies at the time...so speed and range are fine

[blackbeSSt]

get a used one for less then $5 http://cgi.ebay.com/Linksys-Wireless...item2eb6ea9f1e I got a new one 3 years ago...watch Netflix 3 movies at the time...so speed and range are fine

welcome to 8 years ago

wireless networks have changed just a bit since then

oh and you forgot to mention the $36 that tard was charging for shipping. so really you are spending $41 for 8 year old technology. pass,

[Cap dat 4ss]

Your neighbors

[maersksealand]

welcome to 8 years ago

wireless networks have changed just a bit since then

oh and you forgot to mention the $36 that tard was charging for shipping. so really you are spending $41 for 8 year old technology. pass,

hey...have no idea about the new ones...mine works fine so...

[patswin]

whatever you get don't bother with the n band routers. unless your laptops and other devices can read the higher band it doesn't work. I bought a new one a few months ago just for this feature and half my stuff wouldn't recognize the network so the cheap $30 one will do the job just fine

[Gruntworker]

honestly, anything you get should do the trick. Just shy away from the cheapest ones and stick to a name brand (lynksys, netgear, belkin, etc.). You should be able to pick one up in the $60-80 range that should be more then enough for your needs.