Cisco Consumer Products launches new range of wireless routers

Routers designed to connect all wireless devices at home

PTI | November 11, 2010



Cisco Consumer Products, a division of Cisco, today launched its new range of wireless routers -- Linksys E-series routers in India.

The new products are designed to easily connect all wireless devices at home offering the range and speed that addresses the productivity and entertainment needs of consumers, Cisco Consumer Products' National Sales Director, Suresh Balasubramanian, told reporters here.

"India is at the forefront in adopting new wireless technologies fuelled by rapid broadband penetration and increase in shared content, online gaming and media downloads.

Linksys E-series routers offer benefits of wireless networking enabling consumers to enjoy online gaming and high definition video streaming," Balasubramanian said.

The E-series routers come in three different models -- E1000, E2000 and E3000.

"These routers are designed specifically to suit the individual requirements of users. These routers can connect devices including notebooks, wireless printers, HDTVs and game consoles such as Xbox, Wii and PlayStation," he said.

While the E1000 would be available at Rs 5,999, E2000 is priced at Rs 7,999. Linksys E3000, the high-performance wireless router (dual-band) would be available at Rs 10,999.

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