Which is the best wireless g router for multiple connections?

Asked by steveo32oz (10

) December 1st, 2009

i have a ps3, xbox360, laptop, and my brothers ipod that i would like to connect to a wireless network, but do not want to make the mistake of buying a router that can not handle these tasks. I dont use all 4 at the same time, i just would like them to be connected and readily accessible without having to much problems with connection.

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Any two-band 802.11n router.

dpworkin (27090

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i can only connect a g router, thanks though.

steveo32oz (10

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n is backwards compatible.

dpworkin (27090

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why would you be able to connect only a g router?

eponymoushipster (20307

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the wireless connection for a xbox 360 is not compatible with a wireless n router, and im not to sure about ps3

steveo32oz (10

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N is compatible all the way back to B. Are you certain?

dpworkin (27090

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@pdworkin is right. N is backwards compatible. if you’re really worried, you could get something like an Apple AirPort, which is dual band – g devices connect at g, and n at n – and one does not interfere with the other.

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yea i checked the xbox support site and i would have to purchase an upgraded wireless adapter that is 100, and i already have one, but the one that i have is only compatible with g and earlier

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