Both the Valet and Valet ... load the settings. Manual controls are still available and should be fine for most readers. Nothing mind-blowing, but for the audience Cisco's targeting, it's ...

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 ...

Cisco is also providing a USB WiFi stick, the Valet Connector, for $79.99. The Valet series emphasizes an easy setup process that involves simply plugging in the USB installation stick that comes ...

In addition, there is a simple Valet Connector to update older computers without built-in wireless capabilities or to upgrade to Wireless-N. Valet users have access to Cisco’s award-winning 24/7 phone ...

Cisco’s new Valet ... Once you take the Valet Plus out of the box, of course, you’ll find the ethernet cable and a power cord. Instead of a manual, you get a small, fold-out pamphlet that ...

The Valet Plus, intended for larger homes with a mix of wired and wireless devices, has an MSRP of $149.99. The Connectors run $79.99. The Cisco Valet line also marks the first time Cisco has ...

The Valet is priced at $99.99; the Valet Plus goes for $149.99. Cisco is also offering a $79.99 USB Valet Connector that brings 802.11n Wi-Fi connectivity to older machines by popping into a free ...