More for your wireless money?

As I said yesterday, I can't see why anyone would pay extra for Draft N wireless (it's traditional at this point to add, "...unless you have a real need for higher speeds and don't mind proprietary extensions," but I am having trouble imagining anyone who meets those criteria).

Instead of paying for a bit of extra speed, it's possible to get extra features. The Fritz Box, which I reviewed for Techworldgives you a VoIP PBX and (for those who want it) ISDN support for more or less the same price.

That's my approach: don't get cool, get sensible.