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 or office while using Skype. You may use the phone for both PC-to-PC and PC-to-Phone calling. ”

Via Engadget.

Keyspan Cordless VoIP Phone Reviews

Office Evolution has a review of the Keyspan wireless Skype phone and writes, “At a suggested retail price of $79.95, this is a very affordable option for Skype users. I can make and receive calls anywhere in my house and office (indoor range is stated as 100 ft.) and, when working outdoors (laptop on the patio) I can wander to the edges of my property with no problems (outdoor range is stated as 300 ft.). And, unlike most of the other devices in this category, the Keyspan Cordless VoIP Phone supports both Windows and Macintosh. The device charges using a small and easily packed USB cable, saving me from lugging around yet another transformer brick when I travel - another nice touch.” Source.

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.” Source.