Buffalo has been making a big hit in the wireless device market. Now they have some new stuff for you, if your wireless device’s letter designation is lower than N. First up is a fairly standard router, the WCR-GN, sporting 802.11n WiFi and four Ethernet ports in a cool white design for a mere $40. Then there’s the WLAE-AG300N, a dual-port access point designed for making a pair of wired game consoles or the like wireless. That is a little pricier, at $80, but the final product, the smallest of the bunch, brings us back down to $40. It’s the WLI-UC-GNM, a USB 2.0 802.11n adapter that is barely bigger than the port it fits in, poking out just far enough for you to pull the thing back out again. Fairly priced within most people’s budget and the white router may even attract some white fruit users.

“Buffalo has always been committed to delivering high quality, high performance wireless solutions that consumers have come to rely on,” said Ralph Spagnola, vice president of sales at Buffalo Technology. “With the latest additions to our wireless product portfolio, Buffalo is offering the best blend of robust value-model, entry-level and high performance wireless solutions on the market.”

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