[Asterisk-Users] analog or sip ? was far end disconnect supervision

[Miguel Cavazos]

sip phones have alot of nice features and they really work, you can try
some phones under $200 yes, but about the analog phones, people like to
have there cordless phones, or there micky mouse phone or garfield phone
so consider that.

You loss some features but your customers get the phones they want to
have in there room, office, kitchen, living room, etc. Besides you can
get cool atas under $100 USD GS or sipura.

Sip phones get old and look ugly, analog can be replace at any moment.

Miguel
On Sun, 2004-01-11 at 23:07, Lance Arbuckle wrote:
> Thanks to everyone that responded to my channel bank question.  Ive
> decided that the Adit 600 would be a good choice.
> Then I got to thinking about SIP phones and wondered if their quality
> has progressed to the point that they can be deployed to customers who
> "just want their phones to work" and wouldn't tolerate any SIP hickups. 
> As for pricing, I would think the SIP phones would need to be in the
> $200 price range to be competative with analog or ADSI phones plus a
> channel bank.  I know there are lots of variables that figure into the
> analog vs SIP question like number of incoming lines and how they're
> delivered and the number of extensions etc....   I guess what would be
> helpfull to me would be some general rules of thumb that you asterisk
> experts use to determine what type of extension phones to recommend for
> a given customer.
> Thanks
> 
> -Lance
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