Apple AirPort Extreme MB053LLA Router

Pros: Speed, range, ease of set-up, network printing

Cons: Don't make it harder than it needs to be. Be Zen-like.

The Bottom Line: It's a Mac product. If you think you can, you can.

Review: When my husband and I bought our current home in 2003, I saw it as an opportunity to trade in my laptop's ethernet cord for an Airport Extreme Wireless Router. What's the point of having a laptop if your internet connection tethers you to your ...

Pros: Compact, great range, plays well with others.

Cons: The best router for a Mac, a bit more money for PC users then needed

The Bottom Line: The essential companion for any Apple wireless devices. Vastly powerful hidden under an elegant and simple interface.

Review: Read me first I've been a computer aficionado (that sounds much classier than 'geek') since the days of the Radio Shack TRS-80 and Commodore Vic-20 through the birth of operating systems like GEM Desktop, DesQView and Windows 2.11, to the current ...

Pros: Extremely easy to setup Low Profile USB external hard drive connection

Cons: Ungodly expensive

The Bottom Line: If you want less hassle in setting up a router, the Apple is the way to go., though you'll pay a premium for it.

Review: A few months back I bought the new Apple Airport Extreme routers that are ungodly expensive (like everything else Apple sells). Did I need a new router? No, not really. To date I was using a Belkin Pre-N wireless router that was quite powerful and ...

Pros: Easy wireless networking

Cons: Can not read/write NTFS - which requires you to reformat your hard drive

The Bottom Line: Great router does what it does well. But lack of NTFS capability hurts the overall product.

Review: So when I was looking for a new router after my Linksys Wireless G workhorse finally went out. I wanted to fine something that had Gigabit Ports, Usb Functionality and wireless (draft) n capability. After looking around for something that met all 3 it ...