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Linksys Launches WiFi Phone

Linksys Launches WiFi Phone

By Piers Fawkes on May 18, 2006

How’s this for a little swerve ball: Linksys – the brand you associate with your WiFi at home – have launched a mobile phone. Users can use any VoIP provider with the phone and the high end version doubles up as a web browser. Betanews says:

The entry-level WIP300 includes SIP v2 support, 802.11b/g compatibility, 1.8-inch color LCD display, backlit keypad, signal strength and battery level indication, and a USB charger interface among other features. The higher-end WIP330 offers a 2.2-inch display, and adds a web browser, Quality of Service support, and support for auto provisioning.

More trouble for the carriers?

BetaNews | Linksys Launches Wireless-G Phones

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