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#18177 31-Dec-2007 09:38

Check out the new Netcomm WiFi phone - Windows CE based with SIP, Skype, Windows Messenger and web browser for HTTP authentication.

http://www.netcomm.com.au/VoIP/V24W-wifi-ip-phone.php

This product is not yet available in NZ but hopefully we'll see it here shortly.

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#102495 1-Jan-2008 16:33

Cool. Do you know if it comes with a charging cradle or is it just "plug in" like all the others? For me, I wouldnt buy a WiFi VoIP phone unless it came with a cradle so I could have a fully digital cordless phone to use with Asterisk.

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#102699 3-Jan-2008 14:07

They are available in New Zealand now. We haven't got any in and seen one in person yet so can't tell you if they come with a cradle or not.

They seem more suited to a power user or traveller rather than a standard extension - with the features comes a price tag. It will be interesting to see the build quality and battery life on them.

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#102842 4-Jan-2008 09:17

Carrying around another phone sucks - better get a Nokia N95, which provides GSM, 3G, WiFi, VoIP and GPS.

router: AVM Fritz!Box Fon 7390 with Huawei K3765 USB modem attached as GSM voice gateway
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mobile devices: Huawei P6 | Nokia Lumia 630 Dual SIM | Huawei: E5832, E1762, K3715, K3765 | Qualcomm Gobi 2000 in Sony VAIO VPC-Z12X9E/X

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#102843 4-Jan-2008 09:19

I tend to agree, that's what I use personally.

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