Cisco System’s subsidiary Linksys, a recognized VoIP, Wireless and Ethernet service provider has announced the launch of its WIP330 Wi-Fi VoIP phone at IFA 2006. However, the latest model is not a Skype friendly.
Features
1.Possess a 2.2 inch, 65,536 color display
2.Connects 802.11b and 802.11g wireless hotpots
3.Provides SIP based VoIP services
4.Caller ID
5.Call Forwarding and Speed dialing facility
6.Call Waiting and Conference calling services
7.High quality battery ensuring three hours talk time and 50 hours standby
The company will sell it around £270. However, the WIP330 Wi-Fi phones are unable to provide Skype services since it is based on proprietary peer-to-peer VoIP network.
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Linksys launches new Wi-Fi VoIP phones, but not for Skype users
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