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VoIP Telephones

A Voip telephone is an optional extra for connecting to a voip phone system.

A VoIP phone connects directly into your ethernet broadband network and communicates with the internet from there.

By using a VoIP telephone you will not need an ATA.

Voip phones will usually have tricky buttons that perform special voip functions such as telephone directory, call conferencing, PDA integration and more.

New models are coming onto the market regularly.

The best advice when choosing a VoIP telephone is to choose one that supports a wide range of protocols so that eventually when the winner of the battle for voip supremacy emerges you will have a phone that is compatible.

They come in a huge array of colors, styles and configurations. You can now even get wireless models of voip phones.

Expect to pay $70 upwards.