Networking issue with Leopard 10.5.2, Arris Touchphone, Netgear WRG614 v4

I recently upgraded to Leopard 10.5.2 and now having long hang times of 15 seconds (if I connect at all) to internet. It's not a signal issue, AND I have a PC that flies on same wireless network.
The same time I loaded new OS, Comcast came in a changed out my Motorola SURFboard SB5120 modem for Arris Touchtone Telephony modem. I am still using the Netgear WRG614v4 with the most updated firmware(V5.0_07)
Of course, I wasn't sure if not being able to connect to internet was a Leopard issue or a networking issue. After many hours of troubleshooting...
1. MANY hard resets through cable company AND buttons on both modem and cable
2. Applied all the newest Updates to 10.5.2 which fixed the issue for about 2 hours, then back to crawling
3. Changed the channel on the Netgear from 11 to 9
4. Went to Starbucks AND Panera Bread and had fast connectivity even from the parking lot!
Although I expect some issues to pop up from the new OS, I now believe the connectivity issue is with either the new modem or router. Comcast insists that their firmware is up-to-date and is automatic.
Should I get a new router? HELP

I've been on the road and everything is working fine, but now I'm back home and the same issues.
BUT for some reason, after a day, something switched up and now the mac is on-line and the PC is not. They are definately fighting each other. Even the wireless printer is wacked. Sometimes when I try to print from the mac, it can't connect to the printer. I then either restart the mac or restart the printer, and it goes through.
The other issue now is that all the lights on the Arris modem are blinking. Comcast is saying something is wrong. They are coming out today. Wonder if I just got a bad modem....

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