If you’re looking for a new router, Dell has a pair of well-priced Linksys model that will scratch your itch. First up is the Linksys WRT54G Wireless G Broadband Router for $49. What you get is a network router, 4-port Switch, and Wireless-G (802.11g) Access Point all in the same package. This router is well regarded for its ease of installation and reliability, so if you need to set up a network at home or in a small office, this router is worth looking at.
For more advanced users, Dell is offering the WRT54GL for $59. That extra “L” denotes that the router is officially designed with the ability to be modified with Linux firmware (it also features 16MB RAM and 4 MB ROM compared to the WRT54G’s 8/2). To learn more about what you can do with router firmware modifications, you can check out Extremetech’s article on the subject.
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For more advanced users, Dell is offering the WRT54GL for $59. That extra “L” denotes that the router is officially designed with the ability to be modified with Linux firmware (it also features 16MB RAM and 4 MB ROM compared to the WRT54G’s 8/2). To learn more about what you can do with router firmware modifications, you can check out Extremetech’s article on the subject.
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