Cisco and 3Com have indefinitely postponed plans to release products for home networking onto the market.
By editorial@silicon.com, 11 January 2001 12:04
NEWS Cisco announced last June that it would release 'Residential Gateway' at the beginning of this year. The intention was to enable residents of a networked household to perform a range of household tasks via a remote, web-based connection. According to reports on CNET, the release has been shelved due to fears that demand in the nascent market would not meet previous expectations. By Asmira Veletanlic
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