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IP Business Phone
by gautam on August 21, 2006

First of all let's talk about the Microsoft version of the phone. It's costly as compared to the Skype version as it has a color screen. The Messenger version dubbed as VOIP 433 would be retailed at $159.95 for a single piece and $249.95 for the dual. The benefit that this phone offers is that it supports Microsoft Live's multiple account feature which enables user to select their own account and view their contact lists.
Its Skype counterpart (VoIP321) has a monochrome screen and is priced at $129.95 for a one set and $199.95 for two. Along with it one gets sixty minutes of call credits for SkypeOut calls. Equipped with an inbuilt speakerphone, this phone can recall the last twenty missed calls and ten received calls. Up to fifty phone numbers could be saved on this phone.
Both are speakerphones and allow teleconferencing of both handsets into a phone call. Simultaneously Skype/Live and PSTN calls are also allowed. Expect these phones for sale from the next month
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(11/24/08 12:22am)
Both are speakerphones and allow teleconferencing of both handsets into a phone call. Simultaneously Skype/Live and PSTN calls are also allowed. Expect these phones for sale from the next month
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