Wireless Storage Router Questions

I am looking for a reliable wireless storage router with basic FTP
facilities.

Up till now I've been using a Netgear WGT634U wireless storage router
and a USB hard drive. But the WGT634U has been very unreliable insofar
as it keeps dropping the Internet connection. So Netgear has offered
to replace it. However, I am not confident that any new WGT634U will
be better than the old one. Guess I need something more robust here.

Therefore,

1. What's the best way to combine wireless networking capabilities and
online FTP storage (as provided by the WGT634U mentioned above)?

2. Are there any good network storage solutions (external boxes) that
can connect to any wirless router via ethernet (as opposed to USB)?

OR

3. Is there another 'all-in-one' product like the WGT634U that is much
more realiable?

TIA.

Karen

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> 2. Are there any good network storage solutions (external boxes) that
> can connect to any wirless router via ethernet (as opposed to USB)?
>

Check out the "Netdisk" from ximeta corp (http://www.ximeta.com)
it is BOTH (one at a time) a huge hard disk that can be a USB drive OR an
ethernet drive and just plug into any wap/router ethernet port.. (I have 4
of the 250GB ones plugged into my Linksys WRT54G wap/router) so I have a
terabyte online for any of my wifi connected laptops, and can change the
cable and use it as a USB drive (much faster than ethernet & wifi) for
backups and such..