What kind of routers do Imacs support?

I just want to know or have an idea because most external routers on the market are supported by windows based pc's.

Hi--
For the most part, iMacs will work with most routers. Most just use an embedded web interface to configure them, so it's mostly a matter of some routers are a bit finicky about working with Safari. I find Firefox or Camino to be really reliable when working with routers and equipment like that.
The other question is: can you update the router's firmware from a Mac? I had a Linksys that you had to use a PC-based program to update. Now, I use a Netgear RP614 router. I don't recall if I've ever updated the firmware, but it just uses a web browser, so it should work from Macs just fine.
For the most part, a router is just a network device, and as long as it works with ethernet or wireless, it should work with a Mac. If you've looked at routers and have questions, post a link to a page featuring the router and there's a good chance someone here might know how well it works with a Mac.
charlie

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