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GENE SIMMONS, PAUL STANLEY Expound On Technology; Video Available

July 28, 2007

Cisco has posted a short video clip of Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of the rock band KISS expounding on technology. Watch it at this location.

In the clip, the costumed crooners weigh in on the current state of "the connected life," which happens to be the theme of Cisco's new corporate positioning campaign.

"The connected life is finally happening right here, right now. What's happening is in the palm of your hand," Simmons muses. Stanley also marvels at technological advancement but "really shows his age when he complains that handheld screens are too small and hard to read," according to Tech Daily Dose.

KISS performed at Cisco's annual "Customer Appreciation Event" Wednesday night (July 25) in San Juan Capistrano, California.

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