What’s the best s 8) upported Wireless Router for our TR’s?

That’s a difficult question. I would argue that most of the routers I’ve seen are well supported. Also, it really depends on your definition of support. Do you mean technical support or technology support? Or both?

It also depends on what features you need. Some are basic while others offer a slew of features at additional cost.

Microsoft, D-Link, Linksys, Netgear and even Belkin make pretty good products. I don’t think I can say one brand is better than the other as it really depends on what features you need and how much you want to spend.

[quote author=“gr00vy0ne”]That’s a difficult question. I would argue that most of the routers I’ve seen are well supported. Also, it really depends on your definition of support. Do you mean technical support or technology support? Or both?

It also depends on what features you need. Some are basic while others offer a slew of features at additional cost.

Microsoft, D-Link, Linksys, Netgear and even Belkin make pretty good products. I don’t think I can say one brand is better than the other as it really depends on what features you need and how much you want to spend.

i find that the built in wireless on my tr2a does not work as well as when I put in my linksys card ... it will do higher encryption   the tr2a wont do and it does not drop the signal as often,

Which encryption are you referring to? The TR2A should support 128-bit and WPA-PSK. The latest drivers support most of the standard encryption methods.