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John,
I have that router and and my laptop has a G card. The connectivity
was less reliable for me until I turned the N feature off. Other than
that the router has worked well for me.
Anthony
John Abreau wrote:
> I'm thinking about whether to upgrade the wireless at work from a
> WRT54GS to a WRT350N, which I understand should dramatically
> increase wireless bandwidth for my users, once I provide them with
> corresponding Wireless-N PC cards.
>
> But I see that the Wireless-N standard is still in draft. What's the
> common wisdom these days on deploying now vs waiting for the
> final standard?
>
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