10-21-2006

Keyspan Cordless VoIP Phone Review at SlashGear

SlashGear has a review up of the Keyspan cordless VoIP phone and concludes, “Considering its sound quality, long battery-life and MRSP of $79, I would give a great big thumbs up for the Keyspan cordless VoIP phone. There’s no annoying cord like you find in cheaper USB handsets, and it’s more affordable and easier to install than WiFi phones. It would make a good choice for those who use Skype often and like the “traditional” phone style; making phone calls from your PC is easier than ever.”

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