Routers known to work with Leopard

I've been spending a ton of time trying to solve my wireless problems since upgrading to Leopard. One thing I've heard said is that third party routers might be the culprit.
If you have consistently reliable wireless with a third party (non-Apple) router, could you please post the model # here?
Does Apple recommend any third party routers for Leopard?
I bought a 2Wire 2700HG-B because Apple listed it as compatible with BTMM, but it has since been removed from that list.

Hi Jimtron, just to answer your question, I am using Linksys WRT54GS, 'cause that's what I had before this wireless laptop. Connected to both a wired base PC, and second wired base iMac, a Windows wireless laptop and this Mac wireless. Its also been connected first to a Verizon DSL modem and now a Comcast cable modem. I have zero issues with the router, although I have not yet gone to a wireless printer (that's next). The only times I had to spend more energy beyond plugging in the ethernet is the initial 4 minutes to configure the router to the modem itself.
This is not a plug for Linksys, just answering your question and stating I have not yet had any particular issues in my particular configuration. My girlfriend once changed the modem password one day without either knowing or telling me she did something, and that drove me nuts for a while, but that's another matter, eh?
Good luck!
~Still

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