Go to Amazon and read at the reviews. Looks like the Medialink router for $50 is popular and gets good reviews.

Here is a link that might be useful: Routers

I bought a Cisco and it had a great instructions to hook it up and for setting it up. When I finished it told me it was not secure and how to fix it.

I've bought routers from Amazon, the pricing and selection are (like most else they sell) very good. I think routers are the wrong part of a home technology setup to try to be economical with. You get what you pay for, not all routers are created equal though most use much the same hardware inside. It's the software and ease of setup that differs most

I'd spend a few more bucks and find something from the likes of Linksys (Cisco) - D-Link - Belkin - that has good comments about setup, tech support, and performance. I'd personally have more trust in a lower model of a leading brand than the opposite. To each his/her own.

Thanks every one, I installed a Belkin N450 Dual Band, it
was easy to install $49.00 @ Wal-Mart works great. That
was my first, I'm as green as Grass!

Good for you Rockcut. You did set up the security on the WiFi side of the router I hope. Also if you changed the user name and password be sure you have it written down somewhere - or you have an excellent memory. You will not need to go in there often (if at all) but when you do remembering the name and password suddenly becomes important.