MacWireless.com isn't just for Macs: new 200mW base station could be a neat tool for better coverage: More power doesn't always equate to more coverage area or range, but it's not a bad way to start. I'll be curious to put a high-powered Wi-Fi gateway like MacWireless.com's new $200 unit against Belkin's upcoming MIMO-based device that will cost about $180.
MacWireless.com is limited to 11 Mbps (802.11b speed) for 200mW performance, while Belkin's unit will operate at a raw throughput rate of 108 Mbps for its proprietary mode and 54 Mbps for its compatible 802.11g mode.
MacWireless.com's device doesn't support PPPoE for DSL/cable login, and it's got just a single Ethernet port, which makes it difficult to use on mixed wired/wireless networks that don't use a static subnetted range of IP addresses.