Bells/whistles don’t make a great erouter table. Have a look at
http://us.oak-park.com/catalogue.html?list=RT01--
simple in design. Absolutely no bells and whistles. It provides a functionality and work surface area for most
users.
As far as my comment about design flaws, well you have to take that with grain of salt. I am of opinion that
The best router table is the one you build yourself that will accommodate your work style and habits.
Many things come in to play with a router table.
The height, the working style, will it get used with large pieces or small pieces most of the time.
How often will the T-Track get used if any. How accurate do you need your fence to be, 100% or
98% is good enough. How accurate and open –ended do you want the surface to be, As I said too many things to consider.
I can tell you this, 2-T-Tracks running across the table is not a good idea.
But whatever you decide to get, make sure it is something you can work with in the long run.