Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Philips Handsets Made For Mainstream Internet Calls

Philips Handsets Made For
Mainstream Internet Calls

by: Jill Carron

Most gadget launches are fairly the
same. They usher you into a showing room where many writers who cover the latest
blend of technology are packed and waiting. Technology reviewees they may be,
they are still ordinary citizens who write for the ordinary folk. So it is very
improper to also show them gadgets that are overpriced, very complicated, and
simply not practical.


But Philips did make a good impression
on the technology writers who attended its gadget launch. This Dutch electronics
and gadgets creator showed off gadgets that were easy to use and allowed users
to save on money by allowing them to do Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
calls for much less. And it would not be surprising if these Philips phones
became a big hit in the mainstream market for many people do communicate with
friends and family who are based in the various corners of the world.


There are already VoIP phones in
the market. However, this Philips phone is very simple that anybody can figure
out how to use it and make VoIP calls. It is a cordless handset which allows
you to communicate with friends and familly in far away places without you being
stuck in one part of your house with the wires that connect the phone to your
PC.


One variation of this Philips VoIP
phone is that it has been specially deisgned so as to be ready for use with
Windows Live Messenger service. On the other hand, there is also a Philips VoIP
phone made for Skype. Aside from the fact that these two phones have been designed
to be ready for various VoIP services, there are also other differences between
the two. The one for Windows has been made to be modern – sharp and colored
black. The Skype-ready phone is plainer and looks just like any other DECT cordless
phone in the market.



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