The Cisco Cius tablet hasn’t made a huge splash in the consumer world, but the company says business folks have shown interest.Roger Cheng/CNET You have to give it to Cisco Systems for its ...

Cisco is in the business of sending bits from one place to the next. Therefore, anything that will allow them to play to their strengths, namely data access, is important. That’s why they bought Flip ...

This document sent to potential software partners doesn’t tell much more about the Cisco Cius Tablet than we already know. However, it does show confirmed but limited availability in Q4 2010 as well ...

Networking giant Cisco just announced the Cius, an iPad-like device for business users that will run Android and allow HD videoconferencing. The Cius will be available in the first quarter of 2011, ...

Cisco has this week announced that it will be closing down production of its Cisco Cius tablet, which was designed for enterprise clients. The Cisco Cius Android-based tablet was priced at around $750 ...

Yesterday I spent some time with Cisco learning about the new Cius tablet focused on the business market. The company has done its best to make this device a no-brainer purchase for companies already ...

Company after company is learning what most of instinctively know already – competing with Apple head-on is like trying to tackle a freight train with your bare hands as it is barreling down the ...

As the first major tablet to be officially announced after the iPad’s launch, Cisco’s Cius is bound to be compared to Apple‘s pioneer. But really, they’re two very different devices, aimed at two very ...

AT&T today announced that it will be offering the Cisco Cius Android tablet to its business customers. Cisco expects the Cius to be available for AT&T’s HSPA+ network in the fall of 2011. A few days ...