[Asterisk-biz] Affordable IP Phone for Asterisk Users

[Netweb Group, Inc.]

Folks!

It is not curry, it is Steve and his business that Stinks. His
comments on this board since the beginning is hurtful and very
unbecoming of this board and its purpose. Eevery one is turning
a deaf ear to this guy, but I am not.

Have you visited this joker's site at www.ngtel.de/shop
and checked the prices there? 110 Eros for the same phone I
have offered for $US79.00 ? No way. Noooooooooo way.

Steve is a tout who has bought 50 phones from the source and
trumpeting his wares for the naive US consumers, so that he can
hook his dumb fish here. 

I am going to ignore this pimp for now unless he starts oinking
and grunting again starts raking up muck he is wallowing in. if
that happens, i have suitable answers for that.
 
Seshu Kanuri


--- steve <steve at ngtel.de> wrote:

> On Sun, 29 Aug 2004, Netweb Group, Inc. wrote:
> 
>  >> Seshu Kanuri
>  >> 732-213-2422
>  >> A picture of the phone is located at:
>  >> http://64.243.115.70/images/netweb301_web.htm
>  >
>  > Do you have higher-res picture which would show the
> buttons, labels, etc?
>  > Hard to see much from the picture you provided.
> 
> Hi Alex,
> 
> i can provide you some answers (as Kanuri's provided phone is
> OEM), since
> we're reselling the same phone under our brand in europe.
> 
> (see www.ngtel.de/shop) for for details)
> 
> 
>  > Are the buttons programmable?
> 
> the buttons are programmable, BUT depending on the hardware
> design either
> working or mapped parallel to the dialpad.
> 
>  > Is it possibly to remotely turn on/off LED
>  > attached?
>  > What is the LED area? 1x20 or what?
> 
> The LED is a 2 x 16 display, non graphic.
> There are no LED buttons who can be programmed :-(
> 
>  > Is there a possibility to OEM it (and getting compilable
> source code for
>  > firmware)?
> 
> depending on the volume orders, you should negotiate this.
> the source code is
> compilable under keil7 and the edit tool under microsoft
> visual studio.
> 
>  >I 've been looking for a cheaper alternative to cisco 79xx
> business phones
>  > - so far without luck. All sub-100$ vendors seem to be
> really targetting
>  > home (toll-avoidance) market...
> 
> well. thats a hard way. cisco 79xx is really good...
> 
> anyhow to give some future features of the phone (some of the
> features are
> in beta-test or disabled [yet]):
> 
> - automatic ftp upgrade when phone is turned on
> - different language versions for display + IVR
> - IAX2 support for interworking with asterisk.
> 
> --steve
> 
> P.S.: If anyone of you is in Europe and interested in these
> phones, we'll 
> be happy to give you
> competetive quotes.
> 
> We're also offering international termination A-Z.
> 
> Please ask either steve at ngtel.de or schilling at ngtel.de.
> 
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