Can u someone pls suggest the accesspoint model

hi all i am new to cisco wireless and also to wireless. i am looking for 2 acces-point which can function as bridges also in workgroup. plus i am ubying a wireless controller for pushing qos,vlans,rf band management,security,802.1x, wep and ids features on to the accesspoints. i am basically requiring this for lab purposes only and not for production.
can anyone pls suggest me which accesspoint will give this features which will be economical also.
regards
sebastan

Sebastan,
If you need AP's that can function as a bridge, and be associated to a controlle, you should go with the 1030. It can run as a bridge, to another 1030, or it can be a regular access point.

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