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Philips Skype VoIP Phone Ditches PC
Philips has joined the growing
numbers of companies offering voice over IP (VoIP) phones to home users looking
to cut call costs. The company has just unveiled its good-looking VOIP841
model, claiming it’s the first Skype-certified DECT phone that works without
being connected to a PC. This is certainly a useful feature.
The phone allows users to make free
Skype-to-Skype calls without having to 
have the PC turned on. According to
Philips, just hook it up to your broadband modem/router and you’re good to go.
The phone can also be used for regular national and international calls.
It can store up to 500 names and
Skype contact details, which can be browsed from the full-colour
display. It also lists their current status. There’s a hands-free speakerphone,
a choice of 15 polyphonic ringtones and a up to 12 hours talktime. It’s due to
hit the streets in March for £130. Find out more here.
i'd like to ask to the skype users to help me..... how buzz a person in skype like in yahoo you can buzz the users there.... how can used taht tnks..........
Posted by: mha_v | September 11, 2008 7:36 PM