Kyocera's latest EV-DO router adds support for 802.11n and for more types of connection cards and makes setting up a wireless network on the road fast and easy.

Supports PC Card, Express Card and USB, Simple setup, Reliable connections

Average 802.11n Wi-Fi speeds, Pricey

While the Kyocera KR2 router is expensive compared with other N routers, the ability to share mobile broadband is invaluable for remote workers, including sales groups and dispatch teams. Even when you add up the costs-EV-DO service runs about $60 per mon...

A good 802.11n router for those who want speedy dual-band Wi-Fi performance without spending a fortune.

Dual-band performance for a low price, Quick and easy setup, WPA and WPA2 security

No Gigabit Ethernet ports, Unattractive design

For $117, you're getting a versatile router that operates in both the 2.4 and 5-GHz spectrum. However, when you consider that the Linksys WRT610N costs just $30 more but hits the 120-Mbps speed milestone in both bands-which means faster network backups, h...

This flagship router features a new design and blazing speeds.

True dual-band N, Gigabit ports

Ports: Four Gigabit LAN, one Gigabit WAN, one USB (for networked storage), Wireless Support: 802.11a/b/g/n draft 2.0, 802.3a/b/u, , , , , , , , Sling Web Portal in the Works

After router setup, you have the option of installing LELA (Linksys EasyLink Advisor), which helps you troubleshoot network problems and see a graphical picture of your network. Again, it is based on Network Magic, and while impressive and easy to use, th...

This router add-on provides a simple and easy way to boost your wireless performance.

Increases speed up to 4X, Very easy setup, Adds WPA security

No expansion ports

For $63.99, we can wholeheartedly recommend the Easy-N-Ugrader for those who want more speed and range from their home networks, especially for high-def movie streaming and network back-ups. Although you can get a whole new 802.11n router for $80, this up...

An overhauled installer makes for easy set-up of the sleek Linksys Ultra RangePlus Wireless N WRT160N.

Excellent setup wizard, Good performance, Fresh design

More expensive than other budget N routers, No Gigabit Ethernet ports

While we wish it handled some applications better, the Netgear WNR834B offers very good range for the price.

Whole-house coverage, Fastest budget router, Lots of extras

This accessory provides a serious boost to your wireless network's range.

Full-home and outdoor range, Impressive speed at 300 feet, Compatible with larger antennas

Sacrifices close-range throughput, Confusing utility

Fast, reliable router sets the high-water mark for wireless media streaming.

This budget router provides good throughput and range for the price, but you'll need an expensive connection card if your notebook doesn't have 802.11n.

• Most powerful handtop yet • Bright display with excellent contrast • Versatile docking station • Good battery life

• Flat, unresponsive keyboard • Tiny screen • Too thick for a pocket • Last-generation wireless WAN

Superb 802.11n throughput and easy setup make for an amazing dual-band Apple router.

• Most powerful handtop yet • Bright display with excellent contrast • Versatile docking station • Good battery life

• Flat, unresponsive keyboard • Tiny screen • Too thick for a pocket • Last-generation wireless WAN