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Linksys' CIT200 IP phone - Voip phone

Linksys' CIT200

The Linksys' CIT200, or Cordless Internet Telephony Kit is called the "Skype Phone".

The Linksys CIT200 connects to Skype-enabled PCs by way of a USB-based radio receiver. In fact, the CIT200 acts as a wireless headset and microphone for the PC.
The Linksys CIT200, includes a voucher for an hour of free SkypeOut minutes and a one-month voice mail subscription.
Wi-Fi devices and the Linksys CIT200 don't interfere with each other because the latter uses spectrum between 1920MHz and 1930MHz.
The Linksys CIT200 handset is comfortable and easy to navigate, featuring a small color LCD screen.
The Linksys CIT200 offers a confusing array of contact lists. I could create a local private list, share a contact list with other users of the phone or simply rely on the call contacts synced from Skype.
The installation disk provides drivers and software for Windows 2000 and XP.

Comments from some members:
The keypad is uselessly backlit—although it looks cool, it doesn't help read anything in the dark.
interference problems: maximum range 15 feet.

For more, visit www.linksys.com.



Voice over Internet Protocol offers the capability to transmit voice communications overthe Internet, employing a variety of end user devices. In most cases, VoIP servicesconvert the analog voice from a telephone (using an adapter between the telephone andthe Internet connection) into digital signals that travel as packets over the Internet thenare converted back to analog voice at the receiving end. When placing a VoIP call using aphone with an adapter, a consumer hears a regular dial tone and can dial traditional phone numbers.

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