See Also
Setting up a wireless network
SmallNetBuilder.com and PCMag.com present helpful guides on how to buy a wireless router. Both guide the reader through different router features -- which ones are important, and which aren't -- in an easy-to-understand way. The SmallNetBuilder.com guide includes a short list of routers to avoid.
The PCMag.com article "Home Networking 101" is a good primer on setting up a home network.
The ArsTechnica.com guide "The ABCs of Securing Your Wireless Network" addresses network security.
Wi-FiPlanet.com offers great networking tutorials on just about every topic you can imagine, including "How to: Buy a Wireless Router".
"Eight Great Uses for Old Wireless Routers" explains how you can use your old 802.11g routers to help your new 802.11n network.
Aaron Weiss answers questions in his monthly column, Ask the Wi-Fi Guru.
PracticallyNetworked.com offers tutorials, articles and a forum.
The Wi-Fi Alliance maintains a list of 802.11n-certified products.
About.com has a nice guide on setting up your router's security features from Bradley Mitchell. (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)
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