Belkin 802.11n Pre-N Wireless CardSo this past weekend Engadget
reader Dimitrios Gazis decided to take a risk and try out
Belkin's pre-N wireless router and laptop card even though it
uses a version of new 802.11n wireless protocol that hasn't been
officially ratified yet (if that previous sentence doesn't make
any sense to you, don't sweat it—all you need to know is that
802.11n is more or less the next-generation of WiFi).  Living in
the heart of NYU territory, I've found it impossible to keep a
stable WiFi connection between the laptop and router in my
apartment. Even with a signal strength of better than 90%
signal, the interference from over a dozen other wireless
networks that are in range, plus countless cordless phones, has
meant restarting the WiFi router every few minutes.  I upgraded
from D-Link?s 802.11b gear to their Extreme-G 802.11g router and
card?same crappy behavior. Last weekend, I got fed up with this,
and so I went to J&R and bought the new Belkin pre-N router and
laptop card. I?ve had th