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[jkOnTheRun] Linksys WIP300 and 330 now shipping everywhere... : - May 17, 2006 - Linksys®, a Division of Cisco Systems, Inc., the recognized leading provider of voice, wireless and networking hardware for the consumer, Small Office/Home Office (SOHO) and small business customer, today announced the immediate availability of its WIP300 and WIP330 Wireless-G IP Phones. The WIP300 and WIP330 are the first in a line of Wireless IP telephony products from Linksys that will enable users to make low-cost Voice over IP (VoIP) calls through 802.11g wireless networks.
[TechNewsWorld: All Tech, All the Time] Linksys Debuts Wireless-G Phones: Linksys claims SecureEasySetup functionality on the WIP300 makes establishing a connection with a Linksys Wireless-G router as easy as pressing two buttons, one on the phone and one on the router. A secure WPA-encrypted connection is established that allows the user to make VoIP calls from within that network.
[MobilitySite] Linksys Ships Its First Wireless-G IP Phones: Linksys, a Division of Cisco Systems, Inc., the recognized leading provider of voice, wireless and networking hardware for the consumer, Small Office/Home Office (SOHO) and small business customer, today announced the immediate availability of its WIP300 and WIP330 Wireless-G IP Phones. The WIP300 and WIP330 are the first in a line of Wireless IP telephony products from Linksys that will enable users to make low-cost Voice over IP (VoIP) calls through 802.11g wireless networks.
[Gizmodo.com] Gizmodo - Linksys: Not to be outdone by Netgear, which a few weeks ago announced its very own foray into the unexplored world of 802.11n Wi-Fi, Linksys today announced the Wireless-N Broadband Router (WRT300N) and the Wireless-N Notebook Adapter (WPC300N). No longer making grandiose claims of 802.11n’s capabilities, Linksys now says that the new Wi-Fi standard is “up to four times the range and up to 12 times the throughput of Wireless-G.”
[Voipcentral.org] Yet another VoIP phone from Linksys - VoIP Blog: VoipCentral is your one stop resource for VOIP related information with latest industry news & analysis, trends, new products and services and useful consumer information.
[Voipsupply.com] Linksys WIP300 802.11b / g WIFI SIP Phone: Pixel-based display—Provides intuitive access to calling features Nine speed dials configurable in the set Comfort noise generation (CNG), voice activity detection (VAD), adaptive jitter buffer, and echo cancellation RF and battery level indication Local phone book Embedded 2.4GHz antenna ABS+PC plastic housing 1.8” COLOR TFT LCD with backlight Simple keypad with backlight Remote Firmware upgrading via WiFi SIP v2 signaling protocol, RFC-3261 POP3/SMTP E-mail access (optional) SMS (optional, by system default) USB charger interface
[Voiprelease.com] VOIP Release » How Wireless VOIP Phones Work: Although there is no argument about wireless VoIP phones being advantageous, they have their share of shortcomings as well. Fore one, they can not yet completely replace hard-wire VoIP phones mainly due to lack of reliability and the limited functions of wireless phones currently available in comparison to desktop phones.
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