I've been thinking about getting a pocket-sized wireless router for
travel, so I'm not physically tied down to the Ethernet connection the
hotel provides.

I like the Linksys WTR54GS ($85 from Amazon) over competing D-Link,
3Com, and Netgear models because of its integrated power plug and how
its Broadcom chipset offers the potential for using the third-party
firmware I enjoy on my home WRT54G once their authors include support
for it. That said, given that I'd only be using the travel router for
no more than a few weeks each year, firmware support is not greatly
vital. Any other suggestions?

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