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Web2.0
Oct 12 2008, Shane

Take a look at the above Cisco ASR 1000 series router, sexy?Cisco Systems took the launch of the their Cisco ASR 100 series routers onto Web2.0 and many blog commentators have highlighted how this has made its routers sexy again.

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