I would suggest Linksys, they have really good support for video game systems. I had a D-Link before, which worked, but It was difficult to set up.
Currently, I'm using the Linksys WRT54G which is a pretty good router for its cost. It runs about $70 stock price, but you can get it online for less.

ive got Linksys WRT54G
very cheap and very reliable router~

for some reason i cant host WC3 games
after i switched to vista though -_-

Linksys WRT54G is good
Sony America support also agrees that Linksys is best for PS3

He don't need a WRT150N broadband WiFi unless he has other wireless devices and adapters that are also "N".   Any G54 will work with PS3...  I have used Belkin, LinkSys, and NetGear, and all have worked  for me as plug-n-play.  I never have NAT and other problems. I plug the PS3 into the router, and I am good to go, I didn't need to set up anything.   Wireless router connection well, you only need to set up your WEP key, and SSID; then put that all in the PS3 for connecting.   

You can use the 20/60GB models as a WiFi access point, if it is WIRED to the router.

Most routers have a GAME setting in them to, just turn it on...

Powerslave wrote:

He don't need a WRT150N broadband WiFi unless he has other wireless devices and adapters that are also "N".   Any G54 will work with PS3...  I have used Belkin, LinkSys, and NetGear, and all have worked  for me as plug-n-play.  I never have NAT and other problems. I plug the PS3 into the router, and I am good to go, I didn't need to set up anything.   Wireless router connection well, you only need to set up your WEP key, and SSID; then put that all in the PS3 for connecting.   

You can use the 20/60GB models as a WiFi access point, if it is WIRED to the router.

Most routers have a GAME setting in them to, just turn it on...

First off, its a WRT160N

Second of all, i did say, LINKSYS are the way to go (meaning any router).

Third, if you look, the WRT160N it supports B,G & N. I recommended that router because if he buys a shitty belkin, you know for a fact he'll be coming back here moaning that his internet goes off when he uses his ps3.

ERIFNOMI wrote:

But why buy a router that supports Wireless N if you're going to have to use G.  The N standard hasn't been finalized and may never get finalized if something better does it first.  So a Wireless N router isn't the best idea...

That's what I basically said; he's gonna make the dude spend MORE on what he doesn't need...  I also hit the 5 instead of a 6 for the model number. 

I also wonder where BELKIN came from...  I didn't mention it.

I have the netgear wireless g router, it has worked perfectly for me till recently, it has started to go out on me, i have had it for about 3 years now or so, but my main pc is wireless and uses a heavy amount of bandwidth almost 24/7 (about 50gb a week) and that has taken its tole on the router over time.

Yeah, I have gone through two routers.  They work for a while, then need reset, then they work for another good while.  It was getting to be a weekly reset thing, so I got another one.   Luckily, I have not had to BUY one for 5 years, they are always given to me from someone else.  I have one good spare router now...   I use a wireless access point instead of a router w/wireless in it, and a range expander.

I just got two of these commercial grade Spectrum24 wireless access points.  They have these 10" antennas that are 1" in diameter, and  are 1000 foot range access points, about 308 yards....  They were in a store that was closing; I got ALL KINDS of goodies...  They are only 2MBit A/Ps, but still faster than dial-up....

i dno wt its called lol i just look at the specs but i know its a G+ anyways so its faster than a G and more suitable than an N.

Okay, which should I pick out of these two?  (I'm going to be using my computer and PS3 through it.)

Linksys WRT54G2
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp … 2648529130

Netgear WPN824
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp … 8125361676

Thanks A Lot.

get the linksys i have that one and it works like a charm, PS dont forget 2 set WPA or you'll be experiencing slow connections