Cisco Energy Tax? Nortel Energy Calculator Reviewed: Episode 1

Does the Nortel Energy Calculator give accurate results, or is it a marketing gimmick? Here, we examine the calculator's results comparing the Cisco 3750-E versus the Nortel 4548-GT-PWR. Are the results too good to be true?

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• calculator
• cisco
• energy
• green
• it
• networking
• nortel
• routers
• tax

[diemtrader]

Looks like their math works the same on financials!

[eric4214]

I'd say this is the eqivalent of a smack down on Nortel. They do tests like they do their financials - three card monty at best.

[despinapjr]

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[KARStarla]

How come Cisco and China come up together on a google search?

[bigtommills]

check your figures cisco!

[lwt5150]

Hey you bunch of Cisco idiots! Nortel's ERS-4548 will provide PoE on ALL ports. Also, you Cisco idiots showed the Nortel power calculator page as comparing Nortel's ERS-4548 data switch to a 3750"g", when in the video, you compare Nortel's ERS-4548 to an "e". Get your stories straight! I'd like to take that saw to the 3750 myself!

[entropyincrease]

yet another lame cisco comback

[MarvsCharismaticChin]

*owned

[shp44]

The next video series will be customers turning to Cisco after Nortel enters EOL as a company! NT current stock price $0.41, it wont be long.

[FlipNGenius]

LOL!

[Belzebutt]

It'll be interesting to see what Cisco comes up with after Nortel fixes the typos in their energy calculator. I've seen the power readings for Nortel switches running with and without traffic and in both cases they use about the same amount of power, and always less power than far more expensive, far slower Cisco boxes.

[ViralVideo21]

Interesting.