Belkin N Wireless Gigabit Broadband Router Review

If you have cable broadband and you want a cost effective router to share your connection wirelessly, or wired, then check out this review of the Belkin N Wireless Gigabit Broadband Router.

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[562Baudelio]

wats better N or G

[davomrmac]

@562Baudelio N.

[HU55UN1]

What's the best broadband company in the UK? Is it Virgin Media?

[davomrmac]

@HU55UN1 I find Virgin Media the fastest and most reliable.

[davomrmac]

@proctor4883jay Same as a router ;)

[davomrmac]

@nigeltc76 I don't normally respond to comments like this, but for someone who does not live in the UK you really do not know. I have never heard anyone here say it like you do in the US.

[ryan123456781]

@colinh25 If your american you pernounce it differently, in British we actually say 'Rooter' :P

[konradgeorgeson]

Oh my goodness I'm sorry all you brits out there, I'm ashamed to be associated with Americans sometimes... its a love hate relationship.

[HU55UN1]

@kenjuma Yh in Enlgand w pronounce it "rooter"

[kenjuma]

@Southendaa Is it an accent thing? Or do the English just call it a rooter and the Americans a router (even though they spell it the same)? In Holland we use the American pronunciation (or word) nowadays. But when we got our first one, about 12 years ago, we actually called it a 'rooter'. At some point some people made it clear that it was wrong and that we should call it a router...

[Southendaa]

Yes, people, as you know, you "Americans" Speak English. We Pronounce words different in the UK, (How they should be), due to accents. We say Route like (Roote) End of, shut up.

[cam615615]

Roota? haha :)