WN1000RP vs WN3000RP

My internet is ADSL through a Paradyne modem, into a Netgear FVS318N (which has it's WiFi disabled) and from there to a centrally located Linksys wireless-g access point - there is ALWAYS a way, provided you're willing to do what it takes. Yes - I have a wireless-n router with the wireless-n disabled, and use a wireless-g access point instead - the wireless-g is more than capable of delivering the goods, and because of it's optimal location, provides a more reliable signal & better performance than the wireless-n router. If/when the wireless-g access point fails, I'll replace it with a wireless-n one - that's how I got the wireless-g unit, when it's wireless-b predecessor failed - sure it's nice to have the latest greatest, but what benefit does it really provide? Why did I buy an FVS318N? Because it has a VLAN capable switch.