Cisco's over-hyping of the new CRS-3 router is being compared to, "the equivalent of Steve Jobs promising a "magical and revolutionary product" and then delivering an iPhone with a faster processor." This has left many asking why Cisco pushed so hard to hype up the release of the CRS-3.
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