Yes it should be fine.

I am in the process of getting TRUE'S Hi-Speed Internet, ADSL line (16 Mega bits per second) in central business district in Bangkok.

I have a miniature UFO-looking "Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N ADSL2+ Modem Gigabit Router, Model WAG320N" http://reviews.cnet....nt;get-selector

I am not technical at all and was wondering if that device modem/router would be compatible with True's internet line...

does anyone have any experience with this?

I have the exact same model and i can confirm it works on True lines and also is a very good quality router... the only time i struggled with it was when i switched over to cable (and cable modem) - i had a real problem trying to get it to not use the modem and just act as a network switch... but if you are using it on an ADSL line - you will have no problems with it

thanks powerpuff and MunterHunter! much appreciated...

Great to see so many knowledgeable Technical minds here...

But the OP already said they have a good router running tomato

The question was

what is a good modem? that works with true - rather than use the crap router/modems they supply...

Be a shame to buy a TPlink modem/router to disable the router side and just use the modem when he already has a good router?

or would you say the all in one solution is better than 2?