The LAN-WSPH01WH Skype phone from Logitec is a candy-bar shaped handset that features:
* 1.8-inch screen
* WPA capable WiFi
* charges via USB port
It’s slated for Japan only right now.
Via Engadget.

The Keyspan Cordless VoIP phone features 15 hours of talk time, 1200 hours of standby, USB/AAA power and is compatible with both Macs and PCs.
“While most VoIP phones require you to be connected to your PC via a USB cable our Cordless VoIP phone uses a wireless signal that allows you to roam your house […]

The D-Link VWR router, available at Vonage, is a four-in-one home networking and VoIP solution. Features include:
* 802.11b/g WiFi access point
* 4 port Ethernet switch
* two standard phone jacks
“The D-Link VWR can connect up to 2 Vonage lines through your high-speed Cable or DSL Internet connection and includes a wireless router. It’s great for all […]

Articulation from Hampton Software is a VoIP client compatible with any SIP provider that’s available for Palm PDAs. It is compatible with any Palm 5.x handset with a microphone and speaker:
“Articulation is an easy to use application that turns your Palm PDA into a VoIP Phone, enabling you to make and receive telephone calls using […]

The 3Com 3108 VoIP phone is a SIP-based phone that’s recently been approved by the FCC.
It features:
* 1.8-inch color LCD
* 2.4GHz external antenna
* 65-165 feet range indoors, 820-feet range outdoors in line-of-sight
Via Engadget.

With 802.11b+g support, the AiGuru S1 enables Skype calls without wire constraints, meaning users are free to roam around their homes while chatting. Unlike conventional wireless Skype phones based on Bluetooth technology, the AiGuru S1 provides superior wireless signal quality and larger signal coverage. It doesn’t matter where the computer is located, users of the AiGuru S1 is no longer tied down next to their PCs or notebooks.

Gizmodo has a review up of the Belkin WiFi Skype phone and writes, “All in all, a pretty good Skype WiFi phone that actually looks nice enough to be carried around with you to work or to connect to WiFi hotspots around the city. Everything’s good in this phone including call quality, button feel, and […]

Pocket-lint has a review of the Philips VoIP321 and writes, “The fact that you can access the whole thing by a press of the button and then walk away from your computer is also very much welcomed - we might be geeks, but we don’t like showing it. However as we’ve said, this is not […]

OhGizmo reviews the Nokia N91 and writes about the smartphone’s WiFi: “the WiFi, for instance, works great. Upon launching the integrated browser, you’re prompted with the option of searching for networks. It displays a list of all the hotspots in range, along with an icon indicating whether the network is secure or not. Simply select […]

LaptopMag has a review of the ZyXEL P2000W V2 and writes, “We were shocked to find that the P2000W V2 couldn’t connect to our usual, WPA-encrypted wireless network, which is a huge downer. This handset supports the outdated WEP standard, but that’s not enough; the UTStarcom F1000 supports WPA encrypted networks without a problem. Call […]