Setting up your first Internet wireless router can seem like a chore.  One good choice for a first time system is the Belkin Wireless G Router.  It lets a user share files, and a broadband Internet connection among several computers without stringing unsightly cables.  It uses the 802.11g protocols for wireless communication, and makes accessing printers, hard drives, the Internet, and other computers easy as pie.

The Belkin Wireless G Router uses a 4 port hard-wired 10/100 base, with T Ethernet.  You can hook up to four computers to it using Ethernet cable.  But the wireless feature is where this router really sings.  The speed that the Belkin Router brings to the table is impressive.  It is nearly five times faster than the previous 802.11b technology that it was designed to replace. The 2.4ghz signal reaches to users over four hundred feet away, and the Belkin G wireless router is also backward compatible with devices that use the older 802.11b standard.

The size of the Belkin Wireless G Router is small, it is very low profile.  It can be positioned near a printer, or a fair distance away.  Connecting to its access point is simple using an Ethernet cable.  Encryption is built in, so information and data files carried wirelessly are safe from prying eyes.  Installation is simple; the Router is plug and play.  Drivers come with the packaged CD-ROM, and the router is compatible with Windows 98 and above.  If you have a router without the CD-ROM then drivers are also easily accessed on the Belkin website on the Internet.

Source: http://www.techonweb.com/

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