September 07, 2005
DU@LPhone: offers both the VoIP and landline together
Another VoIP phone was launched in the growing VoIP cellular market. The new DU@Lphone is seen as a revolutionary step in the VoIP technology. It has pitched itself as the world's first cordless two-in-phone. It has the facility to offer both the VoIP and landline service simultaneously.
Users can use the DU@Lphone to make calls by a PC using Skype service. Also they can attach it to the existing landline and use it as a conventional handset. The phone connects to a spare USB socket. Whie the computer is switched on, the users can speak to other Skype customers from anywhere in the house up to a range of 50m from the base station. pocket-lint.co.uk. reports:
For ordinary telephone calls you simply dial the number and press the other green button. Different ring-tones can be set up to distinguish between internet and ordinary telephones and a call log (up to 30 entries) records who has phoned either via the internet or ordinary telephone line along with the date and time of the call.
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