Any router will work at 802.11g speeds. If you want to take advantage of the currently non-standard Draft-N features, you will have to get a router that supports the non-standard Draft-N protocols (make sure it is not Pre-N because that is a different non-standard version of N).
I would not buy anything right now unless forced to do so, i.e not having any router at all. The Draft N 2 is being ratified right now. Wifi Alliance will test products for compatibility in March.
I suspect all the new Draft N 2.0 will start appearing in March.
My Draft N Belkin router will be upgradable in March to Draft N 2 so we were told.
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