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Your NIC will have to support "N" in order for that to work. Most Computers in the last couple years do but any older than that its a crap shoot. You may want to consult your wireless NICs manufacturers site to see what it supports. If the router part of it still works then just purchase a new access point for about 1/2 what a new router/access point would cost. You just plug the new access point into the router like you would a computer and youre good to go. Also, it says its "draft" N which means it may not be compliant with an N NIC now that N has been certified.
All good advice. I just wanted to clarify that "N" routers are fully backwards compatible with "G" and "B" wireless cards.
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