For business, I suggest Mikrotik.

No.
Only the HyppTV STB unit need to be placed nearby the TV.

Edited: UniFi no longer provides D-Link DIR-615 router to newly registered users. Nowadays, they only give you the L7-N-R2000 router.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Jan 12 2014, 01:26 PM

Wait, that's a new router? Haven't heard of that one before.
Try google also couldn't find anything.

Currently relocation is free of charge.
Yes, I've done it before, twice.

Call UniFi helpline & tell them you want to relocate.
Then bring all the UniFi hardware together with you when you move.

Your account barely reaches a year, you weren't supposed to be charged for replacing faulty devices unless there's a lightning / water / physical damages to the router & modem.

Whose charging you?
Did the technician asked you to pay on the spot or do TM charged you on the next bill?

Call TM helpline at 1-300-88-1221 & explain the situation.

You still have to call the helpline to file a report.
Or else the RM500 will always be there in your bill & if it's not paid or waived (cancelled) by TM, your account will be suspended.

If the router is D-Link DIR-615, you can flash to OpenWrt firmware & use the USB port to turn a USB printer into a network printer.
With OpenWrt firmware you can also connect an external HDD into the USB port & share it with everyone within the same network.
You can also turn the router into a torrent downloader & save the torrent files in the external HDD connected to the USB port. This way you don't have to use your PC / laptop to download torrent.

Contact rattan
My whole family registered with him & all of us got our UniFi installed within than 1 ~ 2 weeks.
For that budget, you can get the ASUS RT-N14U for RM162 in lelong.com.my
RT-N14U Pros:
* Gigabit Ethernet

RT-N14U Cons:
* Internal antennas, weaker WiFi coverage
* MediaTek CPU: Not supported by any 3rd party firmware.

But if you're willing to add a few extra bucks, you can get the ASUR RT-N14UHP - RM249 in lazada.com.my
RT-N14UHP Pros:
* Very large WiFi coverage
* Broadcom CPU: Lots of 3rd party firmware.

RT-N14UHP Cons:
* No Gigabit Ethernet

And if you're willing to max out your budget to RM329, you can get the ASUS RT-N16.
ASUS RT-N16 is better than the 2 model I've listed earlier.
Although it's rather hard to find RT-N16 nowadays as lots of seller is out of stock.
Not a problem.
First you have to make sure your new house / office is under UniFi coverage.
Once you've made sure that the new area can install UniFi, just notify UniFi you want to move to a new location by calling UniFi helpline or go directly to any TM Point.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Feb 9 2014, 02:39 PM

Why?
Do you really want the UniFi quota to be implemented that badly?

Yeah, it's really hard to find RT-N16 nowadays.
The downside is, there aren't any other model that's as good as RT-N16 that's still around RM3**.

The next in line would be RT-N66U which is much more expensive compared to RT-N16.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Feb 9 2014, 06:40 PM

You can't use that router with UniFi on stock firmware.
The only way to use that router with UniFi is by flashing the firmware to OpenWrt.

There are several hardware version for the DIR-825.
What hardware version is yours? The hardware version is usually written on the sticker at the bottom of the router.

DIR-825 Hardware Versions:
A1,B1,B2,B1/2,C1,D1

Downgrade to Streamyx & have them notify you once a UniFi port is available so that you can upgrade back to UniFi.

Which model is your ASUS router?
You have to provide a model number or else I can't help you.

No. UniFi stock routers only D-Link DIR-615 can be flashed to OpenWrt.
The L7 is crap. No offence.

Get a custom router such as TP-Link TL-WR1043ND if you want those functions I mentioned earlier.

RT-N12 doesn't have any USB ports.
If you want it to be able to turn a USB printer into a network printer or make it as a torrent downloader, you need to upgrade your router into RT-N14UHP or anything higher.

You have to revert to stock firmware first before flashing OpenWrt.

DIR-825 DD-WRT WiKi: Scroll down on that page then you'll see how to revert to stock firmware.
http://dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/D-Link_DIR-825

Once you're back on stock firmware, you can flash to OpenWrt by reading this guide:
http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/d-link/dir-825

That depends on which do you want to use.
Barrier Breaker (BB) if you want the latest firmware, but it's still in trunk version.
http://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/tru...hfs-factory.bin

Attitude Adjustment (AA) 12.09 if you want the latest stable firmware.
http://downloads.openwrt.org/attitude_adju...hfs-factory.bin

With BB, you will have to install LuCI GUI by yourself.
If you want a firmware with pre-installed LuCI GUI, you'll have to use AA.

Once you've flashed an OpenWrt firmware, go to "System > Backup / Flash Firmware" then "Perform reset".

Once the system reset is completed & the router finished rebooting, you can follow this guide:
http://klseet.com/index.php/tl-wr1043nd-ve...unifi-10031-rc6

That guide should be useful for D-Link DIR-825 too as TP-Link TL-WR1043ND uses the same chipset.
Although I can't vouch for this as I don't have any DIR-825 laying around to test.

Do report back if you've succeeded.
Good luck.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Feb 11 2014, 03:50 AM

RM150 can only get you 2 types:
ASUS RT-N12 D1
TP-Link TL-WR1043ND

Get ASUS if you want reliability & stability.
Get TP-Link if you want extra features.

By the way, which router did you get from TM? D-Link DIR-615 or L7-N-R2000?