First, i'd do something with that logo of theirs..

Depends. Will you be paying for one with food stamps?

Airport Extreme IMO.

I've ran through a couple of routers myself. Linksys, D-link, etc. and none of them compare to the uptime of the Airport Extreme.

Here's two selling points:
It's a snap to set up and have a wireless network going via software that has to be installed on a computer (this may be a slight drawback). If the router detects a problem, the software automatically opens on an available computer and will recommend ways to fix it.

The USB port in the back allows for wireless printer sharing via Bonjour. Got laptops around the house? This could be a time saver. What about an external hard drive laying around the house? Plug that in too. You can access your files from anywhere in the house easily. (However, while you can connect both a printer and a HDD with a USB hub, performance/speed is greatly reduced)

Here's a draw back:
It's expensive, at $179. I wasn't about to spend that much on a router. If you decide to go Airport Extreme, try to get it cheaper. I got mine for $80 less on eBay.

- Another router recommendation is the WRT54G
Just don't accidentally mistaken it for the WRK54G model. You don't want that one. Seriously. Trust me.

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@myshek123

You should have stayed a 'long time reader' and nothing more.

Everybody loves Mr. Blurrycam!

Who is this "greater than 3 JR semicolon close parenthesis"?

Look! A 3.5mm jack. YOU SEE THAT HTC?

@ WTangoFoxtrot

MGS2 and MGS3 did not use 2 discs.
MGS was the only game to utilize 2 discs, and those were back in the CD-ROM days.

I don't want to be a barely used Tilt.
That sounds painful.