Buffalo's WZR2-G300N and WHR-G125 802.11n and g routers

Wireless adapters wasn't the only new gear Buffalo loosed today. Also hitting the streets are two new AirStation routers, one 802.11n (Wireless-N Nfiniti Router WZR2-G300N offers 802.11n), the other g (Wireless-G High Speed Router WHR-G125). Expect both units to have the usual Buffalo AOSSTM (and DS Lite support), a four port 10/100 switch (where the hell is the gigabit?), WPA2, NAT, SPI firewall, and all the rest of the usual router features that ring in on this gear. The price, however, is somewhat noteworthy: $100 for the n, and $50 for the g, both landing in May.

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 24th 2007 1:05PM]

100 aint half bad for an N router. Especially from Buffalo, who likes to over price things almost as much as Apple and Belkin.

[stridermt2k Posted Apr 24th 2007 1:25PM]

DS Lite support is pretty straightforward on any router if you read up a little, but out of the box support is jamming for folks who aren't savvy.

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 24th 2007 1:38PM]

"wireless adapters weren't the only new gear Buffalo loosed today" - write it out 10 times until you get it correct.

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 24th 2007 2:58PM]

Unfortunately the Nintendo DS only supports wep.

/ wishes ds supported wpa2

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 24th 2007 7:50PM]

I too must ask "WHERE THE F&#% IS GIGABIT ON A WIRELESS ROUTER!"

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 25th 2007 1:05AM]

D-link Xtreme N Dir-655 and Linksys WRT350N with Storage link perhaps?

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 25th 2007 8:22AM]

D-Link routers are definitely the worst routers I've ever used. DI-624 for example warranted a throw out of the window -- and that's the first time I've ever thrown electronics out of the window. D-Link are awful.

[(Unverified) Posted Apr 25th 2007 6:09AM]

Will they support the Tomato firmware and will it support N?