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well,<br>
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the best I got is the tc300/arcor/twintel a gsm/wifi from pirelli -
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.pirellibroadband.com/en_IT/browser/attachments/pdf/DPL10.pdf">http://www.pirellibroadband.com/en_IT/browser/attachments/pdf/DPL10.pdf</a><br>
tried many wifi phones, that's the best we got.<br>
<br>
Long lifetime for the battery, good reception, roaming between Access
points with the same network...<br>
<br>
good enough for us and cheap.<br>
<br>
livier<br>
<br>
Andrew Kohlsmith a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">On Monday 04 June 2007 10:28 am, Paul Hayes wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Looking at the OP's requirements list in the first post, there is
nothing currently on the market which will cover anything like all those
features (and do it well!).
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I've got the WIP300 and 330 on my list, with the latter being the more likely
candidate, as I can throw up custom apps once I figure out how it's
done. :-) I like the idea of a wifi phone running Linux though, so both of
these options will have to be investigated.
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<pre wrap="">but I'm yet to test any of these. The main problem is they have a habit
of constantly losing connection with my access points. Even the F1000G
and F3000 phones I have here don't do that.
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My F1000G phones *CONSTANTLY* lost connection with my WRT54, and it had
nothing to do with signal strength, as the access point was less than 10 feet
away from my desk, with nothing between to interfere. :-(
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<pre wrap="">I'm yet to be convinced that wifi in it's current state is any use for
telephony at all. DECT works so much better, it just needs someone to
make a fully functioning SIP DECT phone. The Siemens is good but they
need to work on more SIP functions, although proper transfers should be
possible soon.
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I am also slowly coming to this conclusion. Polycom recently acquired
SpectraLink, who've got many years in the wireless phone business. They've
got both Wifi and DECT offerings, but nothing with bluetooth, so the search
continues. :-)
-A.
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