WIP300 Wireless-G IP Phone by Linksys Reviewed
Buzzmebaby has reviewed recently launched its SIP v 2.0 (Session Initiation Protocol) based VoIP and Wi-Fi enabled phone - WIP300, which allows you cheap high-quality voice over IP (VoIP) service through a Wireless-G network and high-speed Internet connection.
Buzz thinks it is better than the old VOIP Phones and reached this conclusion;
Overall Conclusion:
Pros:
• Vibrant color display, compact and light
• 802.11 b/g wireless support
• Cheap price – around $200
• Provides very good overall call quality and range.
• Multiple Access point Registration Support
• Easy installation through SES
Cons:
• Very limited battery life – the major drawback
• Can’t connect at hotspots that require authentication.
• No USB cable/ hands free provided
• Some Wi-Fi sensitivity problems noted
• Lack of browser support which limit its usefulness while on road.
You can read at his site how he reached this conclusion by following th link below.
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Buzzmebaby WIP300 review
2 comments:
Devicescape has addressed the problem of:
"Can’t connect at hotspots that require authentication."
Pretty cool sitting at Starbucks (tmobile) with my WIP300 making cheap international calls. If you live in Mountain View (Google WiFi) you are even luckier and have city wide coverage.
Using free beta software from Devicescape you can upgrade your WIP300 so that it can connect at a number of hotspots. Currently, T-Mobile USA, FON and Google's Mountain View network, with more on the way.
If you're happy using beta software, we'd love to hear your feedback on the service, as well as suggestions for new networks and devices we should support.
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