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Originally Posted by epitome
I have never spent much on a router and have never been disappointed. I went to Target and bought one that has every frequency known to man or whatever and spent $50. I think its capable of 250 MBPS or something... way more than I will ever need.
Take the same route and save your money.
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For SOHO use, any cheap Linksys is good. It's the same company that makes the $10,000 Cisco datacenter routers, just without some features that you wouldn't use.
For a somewhat larger office with a serious geek on staff, Cisco branding means it's too good to sell as a Linksys.
I've bought switches, not even routers, that cost $xx,xxx. I've built routers from scratch. Our office runs on a cheap Linksys because it's well matched to the task. Anything more would just be turning power into heat and noise without any benefit.
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