This new 802.11 router is listed as being -a, -b, -g amd -n mode compatible. It is not. Toshiba support directed me to D-Link support because my new laptop worked fine on all other modes except the new 'n' mode. D-Link's best solution was for me to run my new $125 D-Link router in degraded mode, i.e., any one except 'n'. My old wireless router does that, so I sent it back for a refund. No more D-Link for me! Mode 'n' is not yet finalized anyway so it's best to wait until the standard has its final parameters to meet.