Linksys Wireless-G Router and Kyocera WiFi router

Linksys’ new $199 Wireless-G Router (WRT54G3G-NA) was designed to utilize backhaul from cellular networks such as Sprint Power Vision’s (EV-DO) network in place of DSL or cable modems. The WRT54G3G-NAcan support up to five WiFi users to share a single cellular link simultaneously. The WRT54G3G-NA can be used as a standard wireless router when there is no mobile connection data card available. Kyocera’s $200 KR-1 WiFi router offers EV-DO support, although these products are not encouraged by U.S wireless carriers such as Verizon. Check out the WRT54G3G-NA’s features after the jump. • 16/32 bit PCMCIA slot for a EV-DO PC Card (with hot insertion protection)
• 10/100 WAN interface and 4-port switch with auto MDIX
• Integrated 802.11b/g wireless access point with detachable antenna
• Static and Dynamic router
• Supports UPnP
• Configurable through connected PC’s web browser
• Security: Internet Access restriction, SPI Firewall, supports VPN pass-through with IPSec and PPTP