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I use this router at home and connect via the VPN to a SnapGear at the office.  The VPN took about 10 minutes to get setup and has not failed once since.  The main issue with setting up the VPN was finding a protocol that both the router and the SnapGear had in common.  The EnGenius router has several different protocols to choose from and not being a true network guru it took a few minutes to go through them.    On the local network I have a consistent 1 Gbps connection.  There is no lag when streaming from my computer to my PS3 or XBOX.  I also stream straight from the internet and have never had a problem.  I also learned that you need all 8 wires to get 1 Gbps.  I had split my cat 5 into 2 connections using 4 wires each and could not get 1 Gbps connections.  Once I \\"unsplit\\" the connection it worked like a charm.  I was using a Linksys VPN router before and if I had the log file option turned on it would crash when hitting web sites like Amazon (google Amazon crash Linksys) and Fandango.  This router has no issue when any websites that I have found.    The wireless does work well.  I have the router in the basement and had an 80% signal when upstairs and 50-60 feet away.    I really only have had one issue with the router and that is the DNS relay.  After a reboot of the router I was not able to access the internet.  DHCP was assigning the router's IP as my DNS server but it was not working.  I set the router to assign a DNS server from my ISP and everything worked again.  The interface is different from other routers as well and takes a minute to find what you are looking for.  Also, when assigning a static IP via DHCP there is not a comment section only a MAC and IP field.  This isn't a big deal but it would be nice to have a comment field saying 00:00:00:00:00 192.168.1.50 Office, or something to that affect.  These are minor issues and nothing that I care greatly about.    Overall I do love this router it is exponentially better than routers that cost 2 or 3times as much.  Being an unknown brand, at least to me, I was a little concerned.  It has proven to be a great router and I'm very happy with it.  I would recommend this router for anyone needing a VPN router.
I love this router

This has to be the worst power supply I've ever purchased.  I purchased two of these, one for my daughter's computer and the second for a backup.  I've been building PCs since the 90s and have never had two of the same power supply fail in two weeks.  I put the second one in to replace the first failed PS and after a week, it died too.  Please stay way from this brand.  Don't cheap out on power supplies as this is the front line of your computer.  Spend a little more for a brand name and save yourself some heartache!
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To answer the other comment/reviewer, a PSP is the Sony Playstation Portable.  They were released here in the USA in March 2005.  It was released in Japan late 2004.  Not sure about the rest of the world.  The PSP uses memory stick duo media for a variety of purposes, most noteably video, music, and game data. <br /> <br />As far as the product, Sandisk products have been great and I've never seen any compatibility issues with Sandisk versus Sony media, so go for the best price.  However, if you have a digital camera that supports high speed transfers, you might want to get the Red Sony High Speed since it supports that high speed transfers.  To my knowledge, only Sony, not Sandisk, makes the high speed transfer version.  However, from what I understand for PSP usage, you do not need the high speed; although, you can use the high speed in a PSP from what I've read.  It could make transfers using a card reader quicker even if not the actual accesses with the PSP.

PSP & Sandisk Products

