Thats a question to ask a shop, but avoid the Dlink and remember that actual wireless throughput is a fraction of the bitrate advertised, partly from congestion in a particular area and partly because wireless has lots of overhead thats included in the data.
I've got a Netgear WNDR3700, found that the wireless N range isn't that great but the floors are separated by concrete so that doesn't help. I've also got a Linksys WRT610N which the range has been better.
The advantage is that both have simultaneous 2.4 and 5ghz wireless chips so if you don't have a device that's 5ghz capable you have the 2.4ghz fallback.
I'd opt for one that has 5ghz as the channels not crowded like the 2.4ghz range
Edit: Whoops, I assume you meant an adsl2+ router that is wireless N capable. The NetComm nb6plus4wn would be my pick
I recently purchased the Netgear DGN3500, and am very happy with it. I got it when it was on special at $236, but I note the price has jumped up a bit. I needed a modem/router that worked well in a LAN consisting of a couple of Macs and a Windows 7 based laptop (and a couple of Win7 VMs). I had initially purchased a Belkin Share, which didn't play nicely with my Macs, but this one has done a stellar job so far.
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