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On Nov 26, 11:02 am, Tim <nutn...@kooky.org> wrote:
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> I do have a lot of F1000Gs to get rid of.[/color]

I'm not surprised!

Jon

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>> :)
>> Hello
>> I'm looking for a wifi sip voip phone recommendation please
>>
>> Stephen[/color]
>
> We have a couple of T-Mobile TC300 at home which work quite well apart
> from battery use is quite high. The TC300 is a GSM/wifi phone - so
> it's used as a mobile when out of the house and is a wifi extension of
> an Asterisk box at home.
>
> TC300 is available in Spain (my first one was thrown in on a broadband
> deal and the second was about 30 euros secondhand on ebay). It's also
> sold in Germany. Rebadged, it's an Arcor Twintel in Germany or a
> Pirelli DP-L10 in the UK (retails around 150 squid).
>
> Spex[/color]

These look anyone tried them [url]http://www.zheren.com/product_details.asp?id=48[/url]

Stephen



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On Tue, 27 Nov 2007 12:51:00 -0000, "Stephen Hammond"
<Stephen@haclothesmmond.st> wrote:
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>>> :)
>>> Hello
>>> I'm looking for a wifi sip voip phone recommendation please
>>>
>>> Stephen[/color]
>>
>> We have a couple of T-Mobile TC300 at home which work quite well apart
>> from battery use is quite high. The TC300 is a GSM/wifi phone - so
>> it's used as a mobile when out of the house and is a wifi extension of
>> an Asterisk box at home.
>>
>> TC300 is available in Spain (my first one was thrown in on a broadband
>> deal and the second was about 30 euros secondhand on ebay). It's also
>> sold in Germany. Rebadged, it's an Arcor Twintel in Germany or a
>> Pirelli DP-L10 in the UK (retails around 150 squid).
>>
>> Spex[/color]
>
>These look anyone tried them [url]http://www.zheren.com/product_details.asp?id=48[/url]
>
>Stephen[/color]

I'm using a UTstarcom F1000 as an extension off my Trixbox. Battery
life is OK as is call quality etc. I suspect the F3000 is better all
round but more expensive.


Chris

Chris wrote:[color=blue]
> I'm using a UTstarcom F1000 as an extension off my Trixbox. Battery
> life is OK as is call quality etc. I suspect the F3000 is better all
> round but more expensive.[/color]

F1000G is only 49 pounds + VAT.

[url]http://www.provoip.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=26&products_id=36[/url]

Tim

Stephen Hammond wrote:
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>>> I'm looking for a wifi sip voip phone recommendation please
>>>
>>> Stephen[/color]
>>
>> We have a couple of T-Mobile TC300 at home which work quite well apart
>> from battery use is quite high. The TC300 is a GSM/wifi phone - so
>> it's used as a mobile when out of the house and is a wifi extension of
>> an Asterisk box at home.
>>
>> TC300 is available in Spain (my first one was thrown in on a broadband
>> deal and the second was about 30 euros secondhand on ebay). It's also
>> sold in Germany. Rebadged, it's an Arcor Twintel in Germany or a
>> Pirelli DP-L10 in the UK (retails around 150 squid).
>>
>> Spex[/color]
>
> These look anyone tried them
> [url]http://www.zheren.com/product_details.asp?id=48[/url][/color]

Doesn't mention in the spec if it has a web browser or not, which I imagine
will be of interest to those who plan to use it whilst out and about [and
if you're not planning to use it on the hoof, DECT probably makes more
sense]. Also, "longest standby/talk time in the world" is quite some claim
to live up to, which presumably is why it doesn't specify what they are!

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alexd wrote:
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> Doesn't mention in the spec if it has a web browser or not, which I imagine
> will be of interest to those who plan to use it whilst out and about[/color]

Vital if you are going to have to authenticate on most public access points.

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>> Doesn't mention in the spec if it has a web browser or not, which I
>> imagine
>> will be of interest to those who plan to use it whilst out and about[/color]
>
> Vital if you are going to have to authenticate on most public access
> points.[/color]

Can you authenticate on most public access points, with the Nokia E61 ?



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