Linksys WRT110 4 Port Wireless Router

There are a couple of things you should know about. You need to know about the Linksys 4 Port Wireless Router WRT110: First, it is the low end of the Linksys router line in terms of cost. Secondly, it isn't a true draft-n router. It does connect to wireless-n clients using MIMO smart-antenna technology, which is designed to deliver almost n-class throughput while also maintaining backward compatibility with wireless-g and 802.11b clients. The Linksys WRT110 4 port wireless router has a decent range. All that sounds great, but there are too many trade-offs. A couple of the tradeoffs are in hardware. There are four switched Ethernet ports on the back (along with the usual Internet port), but they're only 10/100, not Gigabit Ethernet (GigE). And you will not find a USB port for attaching printers or hard drives. It does, however, have a Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) button, which is a nice touch. You also get the new ultra-sleek Linksys router design. There are no visible antennas to mar the surface of this smartly curved hunk o' plastic. All you see is smooth black and carbon-fiber grey, making the enclosure look a little like Batman's cigar case.