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Cisco Floats Business-Minded Android Tablet

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http://www.linuxinsider.com – Cisco on Tuesday unveiled the Cisco Cius, an Android-powered tablet that targets business users. Billed as a "mobile collaboration business tablet," the Cius delivers virtual desktop integration with access from anywhere to the full range of Cisco collaboration and communication applications, including HD video. The ultra-portable device weighs in at just 1.15 lbs. and offers multiparty conferencing, email, messaging, browsing and the ability to produce, edit and share content stored locally or centrally in the cloud. (General)

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