Cisco have gone networking crazy today (though, given networking is their core business we're glad they're taking it seriously) with the launch of both a new consumer range of routers, the Cisco Valet ...

Cisco’s new Valet Plus wireless router doesn’t promise a whole bunch of fancy features or apps. What it does promise is that you can set it up and have a secure, working wireless Internet connection ...

Today, Cisco announced two new 802.11n wireless router lines that aim to make home wireless networking easier and more accessible. The Valet ($100) is intended for the wireless networking neophyte; ...

designed to be taken out of the box and set up right away with little necessary study of the instruction manual. The line will include the Valet ($99 suggested retail) and Valet Plus ($149) models, ...

The word valet is defined as a personal attendant for customers, which makes Cisco's Valet Plus an appropriately named wireless router. There's no user configuration to get this router up and running; ...

Cisco Valet is an attempt by the company to simplify wireless home networking even further than it has been. But is the simplification worth the higher price? Cisco introduced the Valet wireless ...

When Cisco released the Valet Plus ($90, 4.5 stars), it had raised the bar for wireless router setup. Other vendors, I predicted, were sure to follow suit. Since then, most of the newer routers on the ...

Cisco today announced two new lines of wireless routers: the Valet series and the Linksys E-series. Both share the same design, with the only obvious differentiator being the color. The white Valet ...

Networking giant Cisco has decided to nudge into the world of consumer Wi-Fi gear, today announcing its new Valet line of home Wi-Fi routers. The idea behind the Valet brand is to create simple Wi-Fi ...