08-20-2006

Philips VoIP321 Review at Pocket-lint

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 without its catches. Currently, although Skype is compatible with a number of different operating systems other than Windows, Philips has chosen only to support Windows with the drivers. The other major annoyance is that you will have to leave your computer on and running Skype to get the benefit here.”

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