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IP Business Phone
by gautam on November 24, 2006
Along with the phone you get a charging dock and a base station and there is no need to place the phone and the charging dock in the same location as the base station can plug into the router and you can chat with your phone in ay corner of you house. With this phone you can talk for around ten hours coupled with a cool standby of 140 hours.
The phone is as of now available in UK for around £99 (somewhere around $190)
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Vote for Here Comes the Much Awaited RTX DualPhone 3088:
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Rating: 8.79 out of 24 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
John
(12/05/06 6:33am)
I have it at home and it is great and works perfectly unlike the wifi version I had before
Response from:
(12/21/06 12:53pm)
when will the 3088 be available in the usa? will the uk 3088 work with an adapter in the usa?
Response from:
danny
(12/21/06 12:54pm)
when will the 3088 be available in the usa? will the uk 3088 work with an adapter in the usa?
Response from:
Brian
(02/16/07 9:17pm)
I sold my Netgear WiFi and purchased the 3088. This phone is much, much better.
The charging base makes it easy to just drop in the phone to charge it. Because the cordless feature uses DECT instead of WiFi, I have good coverage and range throughout my entire apartment.
The phone stays cool throughout the conversation and the battery life is great.
There are a few quirks, but I can live with them, as the call quality and usability are great. The ring tones are quite odd, and when placing a Skype call, the 'ringing' sound is just a beep. I wish the screen was a little brighter and that the menus were more responsive. Still, this is worlds better than the WiFi phone I used to have.
The charging base makes it easy to just drop in the phone to charge it. Because the cordless feature uses DECT instead of WiFi, I have good coverage and range throughout my entire apartment.
The phone stays cool throughout the conversation and the battery life is great.
There are a few quirks, but I can live with them, as the call quality and usability are great. The ring tones are quite odd, and when placing a Skype call, the 'ringing' sound is just a beep. I wish the screen was a little brighter and that the menus were more responsive. Still, this is worlds better than the WiFi phone I used to have.
Response from:
Bert
(02/28/07 6:58am)
yes with uk to usa converters for the power supplies it will work. I am using the uk version in the USA. (converters I got from radio shack)
Response from:
Bert
(02/28/07 6:59am)
yes with uk to usa adaptors for the power supplies it will work. I am using the uk version in the USA. (adaptors I got from radio shack)
Response from:
rtx dualphone
(03/11/07 10:38pm)
Hi, I bought this 2-3 weeks ago with liGo
http://www.cordless-phones.uk.com/skype-phones/cordless-skype-phones/r
tx-dualphone-3088-skype
and have to say, that it was the best buy for a long time. Read all the positive reviews beforehand and wasn't disappointed. Philips and Netgear have brought now the same thing out, but can it be any better? Only thing I am missing are 1-2 additional handsets, which I was told by liGo is coming out very soon.
http://www.cordless-phones.uk.com/skype-phones/cordless-skype-phones/r
tx-dualphone-3088-skype
and have to say, that it was the best buy for a long time. Read all the positive reviews beforehand and wasn't disappointed. Philips and Netgear have brought now the same thing out, but can it be any better? Only thing I am missing are 1-2 additional handsets, which I was told by liGo is coming out very soon.
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