bjohnson33

The MicroCenter in Chicago has been running an ongoing special for a generic 1GB SD card or 1GB USB flash drive for $15 out the door. Don't know if you mind the generic or if you think $15 is cheap but I thought I would throw that out there. If you don't mind a $15 rebate and can use Google Checkout ($10 off $30 purchase at buy.com), you can have this Kingston 1GB SD card for $5 after rebate. (Note - gottadeal won't let me post links so search Kingston 1GB SD at buy.com)

I have the NETGEAR WGT624 (Staples last BF). I've had no problems with the router. It is true that the whole 802.11b vs. 802.11g vs. 802.11n is mainly hype. As others have mentioned, the throughput on all these routers is greater than our current internet speeds so you get no help in terms of connection speed. It is not as if any of these routers is stifling your speed on the internet. I will say that the NETGEAR WGT624 being SuperG does have significantly stronger signals at longer distances around the house (versus the 802.11b router I replaced). I believe it is advertised as 4x greater distance than regular 802.11g. It is not that good but still substantial with the XR (extended range feature) enabled. If you have a big house and are covering a lot of ground, I would certainly consider this one from CompUSA. I believe the notebook card and usb adapter that pair nicely with this router are also on sale in the CompUSA ad. Hope that helps.