Zoom Technologies, Inc. announced today the first shipments of its Phone Adapter for Skype, Model 5900. The Adapter makes it easy for Skype users to use their favorite phones, even mobile phones, to make and receive money-saving calls. A truly international product, the Adapter includes documentation and voice prompts in 13 languages including English and Spanish.

PCAuthority reviews the Linksys SPA9000 and they write, “More could be done to make many of the advanced features more accessible and easier to configure. But the SPA9000 offers a superb level of features, making it ideal for SMBs looking for a single IP PBX solution at an affordable price.”
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Pocket-lint has a review of the Philips VOIP841 and they say, “The fact that you can access the whole thing with the press of a button and not have to be anywhere near your computer is very much welcomed - we might be geeks, but we don’t like showing it. It means that laptop owners, […]

LAPTOP has a review of the Kensington Vo200 and write, “The Kensington Vo200 won’t replace your cell phone, but road warriors and especially international travelers would certainly benefit from this device. If you have all of the ingredients in place–Windows XP, PC Card slot, and built-in Bluetooth or a USB Bluetooth dongle–the Vo200 is as […]

PCMag reviews the Philips VoIP841 and concludes, “Assuming you want to make calls over the Internet and also share your broadband connection with your home network, you’ll need a router, unless your cable or DSL modem has a built-in multiport switch or additional Ethernet ports. After the base station powers up and connects wirelessly with […]

The Xcelerator IP is a a telephone, router, firewall and wireless access point in one package, and offers the following features:
* supports up to eight VoIP SIP trunk connections via a single WAN/RJ45 port and three FXO PSTN trunk connections
* one FXS port
* four 10/100 ethernet ports
* integrated 802.11g wireless access point
* four dedicated line […]

Buffalo’s BSKP-CU202/SV is a Skype speakerphone and offers the following features:
* Skype supportand
* six watts of power
* no drivers required
* draws the current it needs to operate from PC’s USB port
* echo cancellation technology
* integrated headphone jack
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This month Targus did just that with the introduction of the USB Notebook Mouse Internet Phone which doubles as a three button mouse and a VoIP phone. The company also added a combination keypad/VoIP phone and a very neat flexible mobile keyboard.

TabletPCReview has a review of the Kensington Vo200 Bluetooth Internet Phone and the verdict is, “Some complaints I have with the device are its picky Bluetooth standards, short standby battery life and really bright LED indicators. I like to tether my Blackberry Pearl to my laptop through Bluetooth as well, and that is not possible […]

Pocketlint has a review of the Netgear SPH200D Skype Phone and they write, “If you are an existing Skype user, or have heard the fuss and what to get on board the cheap calls bus, then Netgear has produced pretty much the essential single device handset for the discerning user. Scrub that, for the discerning […]