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Philips XL 3000 Series

Telephone with Answering Machine; Connectivity: Wireless; Technology: Analogue Phone; Newest review: 4/2011

While the Philips XL 3000 Series won't be the first choice for the fashion conscious, it is a great option for those who value ease-of-use and functionality, says FiveFwd. Reviewers felt that …

1 review, 1 opinion (Poor)

Philips VoIP 841

Technology: VoIP Telephone; Newest review: 5/2007

"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

7 reviews

More information at: PC Praxis, issue 5/2007 Skype Hype With its new pro-tarif, Skype is saying goodbye to per minute pricing and will soon be charging calls outside of the Skype network on a conversation by conversation basis. We’ll be taking a closer look at this new tariff, testing out the latest Skype telephones and also showing you which are the best software expansions. Five Skype telephones were reviewed and rated from 1.4 to 3.3. Among the test criteria were operation, call quality and design.

Philips VoIP080

Connectivity: Wireless; Technology: VoIP Telephone; Newest review: 1/2008

"... may not be robust enough to replace your current house phone but for Skype calls and occasional use, it’s more than up to the task, especially at the great asking price."

1 review, 18 opinions (Average)

Philips VoIP 321

Technology: VoIP Telephone; Newest review: 3/2007

"... Calls over our landline using the Dual Phone were every bit as good as a standard DECT phone. Using Skype was almost as good. The Dual Phone produced clean sounds while reducing background

4 reviews

More information at: Computer act!ve, 9/2006 Philips VoIP321internet telphony We've been reviewing Skype handsets and headsets for some time. However, all of them require the PC to be on and for it to be connected to the internet to work. What people have been asking for is for one that can work independently of a computer. Sadly, although the Philips VOIP321 looks the part, this isn't quite it. … to review

Philips VOIP 433

Technology: VoIP Telephone; Newest review: 8/2006

"This VoIP phone can be fiddly to use, but it's a great add-on for Windows Messenger users."

1 review, 10 opinions (Above average)

More information at: Computer Buyer & Upgrades, 10/2006 Phillips VoIP Dual Dect Desktop Phones A normal phone that can also make free calls to broadband PCs and cheap calls over the itnernet. … to review

Philips 4331S

Technology: VoIP Telephone; Newest review: 12/2006

"It has good battery life and call quality, but there are few extras. If you use Live Messenger, then this is a competent handset, but it's not like you're spoilt for choice."

1 review

More information at: Windows XP Made Easy, issue 108 VOIP phones Internet phone calls are a great way of cutting down on your phone bill, enabling you to make unlimited free calls around the world to other Voice-over-IP users. In test: Four VOIP phones were reviewed and rated. Scores ranged from 7 to 9 out of 10 points. … to review

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Philips VoIP321 Skype phone Pocket-lint.co.uk 8/2006 - Don't get us wrong we like Skype as much as the next person, it's just we never want to sit in front of our PC to use it. Skype perhaps realising the same thing has teamed up with Philips to create the Philips VoIP321 Skype phone that is both a standard DECT handset and a Skype handset in one.

Philips VOIP841 VoIP Computer act!ve 4/2007 - Since cordless phones went digital, they’ve been easy to use, secure and simple to expand. With DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunication), extra handsets - even if they’re a different brand - can be added to your existing phone. What’s more, additional handsets don’t need to connect to the phone socket, only to the mains supply, allowing them to be situated in places without a phone line. But what sets this Philips phone apart is neither its styling, though that’s neat enough, nor its colour screen, but the fact that it can make Skype calls without a computer being switched on.

Dual-mode VoIP handsets PC Pro 6/2007 - With around four million DSL subscribers in the UK, Voice over IP is ready to become a true consumer service. This month, we look at three dual-mode telephones that promise to bring market-leading VoIP service Skype to the broadband-equipped masses. Review details: Three VoIP phones which also double and standard land-line phones were reviewed and rated based on features, performance and value for money.

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