Electronics : Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Router

Rating: - Go Wireless young man
Works beyond expectations. On thing though, The directions assume you know a great deal about computer jargon,and after consulting a few computer savy friends, I opted to call Linksys to get installation directions. DO NOT install the installation disk first as the directions state, unless you are familier with the jargon discribed in the directions. The directions make the assumption that you know what your doing.

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Rating: - Good deal
Perfect for a small home network. I run a few computers, a bunch on wireless and a few cabled, and they work beautifully. Configurations was a bliss.

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Rating: - Unreliable
I owned two of these one replacing the other, both needed to be rebooted every couple of weeks and both of the conked out after less than a year. I now have a D-Link wireless N router that has been problem free for more than 18 month now.

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Rating: - Excelent for Open Source Enthusiast
I just purchased my second WRT router. The great thing about them is that there is open source firmware that makes the router as good as the $200+ routers out there. The firmware upgrade allows you to do things such as remotely turning on/off your computer, advanced port options, advanced firewall, etc... For more info on it check it out at:

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Rating: - Good router
I bought this solely for the purpose of upgrading it to dd-wrt
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/How_To_Flash_the_WRT54Gv8

The upgrade went smoothly and now I have a wireless bridge for a reasonable cost.

Not recommended for beginners, but it wasn't hard to do.