MBP slow speeds to Netgear DG834GT

Hey,
I'm having a small issue regarding the transfer speeds of files across a network I have set up. As it stands copying stuff from my brothers laptop to my MBP seems to be capped at around 160k/sec (courtesy of the activity monitor), wheras another wireless laptop will transfer at about 5mb/sec.
All I've done to connect to the network is turned airport on and then chucked in the password for the network et voila!
I noticed in "Internet Connect" that I can set up 802.1x but thought it best to leave it alone as I;m already connected to the internet fine!
My signal strength seems to be healthy. Anyone got any ideas?
Cheers!

After some sniffing about it seems Im not the only one with this problem!
Found this extremely informative thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2230650&#2230650
But Unfortunately my issues dont lie as closely with my Internet but my general transfer speeds between other machines and my MBP!

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